Review of Puncture (1967) by Bradford Y — 06 Oct 2012
Definitely NOT typical politically correct, hard left, anti-establishment rubbish (See: Clooney, Damon, Lemmon filmographies) --- PUNCTURE is essentially a docudrama bordering on greatness --- held back only by a modestly uneven script. Perhaps its most pleasant surprise is Chris Evans' masterful performance as a drug soaked, fatally flawed protagonist plaintiff lawyer --- who seemingly unsuccessfully reprises Don Quixote tilting omnipotent windmills that are the billion dollar drug paraphernalia corporate mega-complex.
Should be REQUIRED viewing for all healthcare professionals.
This review of Puncture (1967) was written by Bradford Y on 06 Oct 2012.
Puncture has generally received mixed reviews.
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