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Max “cusackcult.com on MAX” — trace [More reviews by this user] Anticipation Level: How excited (or not) I am to see this movie... Nothing Entered Yet! Movie Review: My thoughts on this movie... Nothing Entered Yet! DVD Review: Thoughts on the DVD release of this movie... This is one of those "great pieces of art" that Cusack says he wants to do. This one is done very well. My opinion of the viewing public, though, is that mostly it doesn't want to think this hard during a movie and particularly doesn't choose to understand the face of evil. (We might recognize it . . .) It is a dark and complicated film and very POWERFUL. They never treat the subject matter lightly in this flick. It is meant, I think, to make you understand the descent into madness that comes with the urge to create. . . and how that madness can morph the creative, taking the person who owns it with them to anther place. (Sort of a scary concept considering my own drive to get a screenplay filmed.) With Hitler there was the strange blend of politics as art . . . perhaps there is this with other politicians, too. Perhaps politics is their art, when we think it is their vocation. And we would be part of their creation process, wouldn't we? As Max Rothman hoped to be part of Hitler's. http://www.cusackcult.com / Was this review any good? Vote YES or NO! | Edit (Author only)

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