Review of Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008) by Josh Rosenblatt for Austin Chronicle — 07 Feb 2008
At its best, Roscoe Jenkins is about the crushing influence of the past and one man’s attempts to free himself – by hook, crook, or Hollywood – from underneath it. At its worst, however, the movie is content to just explore the apparently infinite comic potential of dogs having sex, people getting sprayed by skunks, and men getting beaten up by overweight women.
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This review of Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008) was written by Josh Rosenblatt and published by Austin Chronicle on 07 Feb 2008.
Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins has generally received mixed reviews.
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