Review of Five Easy Pieces (1970) by Margaret M — 03 Feb 2008
Nicholson mesmerizes as a musical prodigy who seems to prefer the life of a drifter in this subtle meditation on talent squandered---or on the tragic inability of talent alone to secure happiness. Angry, angsty and most of all literate, it's far more than a memorable chicken-salad joke.
This review of Five Easy Pieces (1970) was written by Margaret M on 03 Feb 2008.
Five Easy Pieces has generally received very positive reviews.
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