A Little All Over the Place for Me

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MOVIE REVIEW
All the Lord’s Men
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Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Year Released: 2022
Runtime: 1h 20m
Director(s): Andrew Burton
Writer(s): Andrew Burton
Cast: Andrew Burton, Noel Mirabel, Matt Fling, Iris Braydon, Ilia Volok, William Castrogiovanni, Ayden Skye, Rachel Pendinoff, Olivier Riquelme
Where To Watch: now playing in select theaters in the US, with plans to expand regionally through August. It will also be released digitally on major streaming platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, Redbox, Vudu, Vubiquity, Google Play, Tubi TV, and Xumo, beginning in August.

“This film is for people who liked the films INHERENT VICE, THE BIG LEBOWSKI, and the satirical buddy-cop movie Kung Fury,” said Andrew Burton. I wouldn’t say I disliked this, although there were moments that felt awkward. Unfortunately, I wasn’t a fan of INHERENT VICE and am lukewarm on the other two, so that explains my thoughts on this.

As a whole, I genuinely think anyone who enjoyed those films listed would probably enjoy the simple style of street-level humor in this one. A lot was going on in this one, so I suggest you pay close attention to the story. At the core, it’s pretty much just two unskilled detectives working to solve a case without a solution. Many other characters came into the story, which only complicated the story even further.

As I always say, please don’t take my thoughts as fact. While this wasn’t my cup of tea, it doesn’t mean you won’t enjoy it. Please never forget that film reviews are subjective, every person experiences films differently, and that’s my favorite part of cinema.

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