be a single genre, or even really a mix of genres, instead it is an examination of characters, ideas, and themes.Unlike many other movies, "Don Verdean" and "Gentleman Broncos," for that matter is not looking to work as a whole, indeed these movies reject the idea of balance and chemistry as proscribed by mainstream films. Instead, DV is about about the details. Each moment of the movie has been engineered, largely without a thought for the other moments. In the Hess world, if something is interesting that's reason enough to include it, regardless of how it fits together with other pieces.It's not inherently worse than other films in fact, you'll see tremendous talent in the film-making, the acting, and the script ; it's just a completely different approach. So see "Don Verdean," not because it's more of what you already like and have but because it isn't.

to believe so desperately in something. Thanks, Netflix, for adding this gem to your lineup! A++++++++!

degree, totally unbelievable tales. Way to go!

third, I was laughing so hard I was crying. Like a good joke, you have to set it up to make the punch line work.I saw it by myself, but hours after I saw it I would remember parts of it and start laughing all over again. My wife kept asking, "What are you laughing about?"

but I watched it with my friend and we were dying laughing throughout. The end got a little too serious for my liking but then the very last scene was probably the funniest part to me and really finished it off nicely. Great comedians involved, raw idiotic humor, perfect Wednesday night to me! Good job Jared, I liked it a lot more than Gentleman Broncos.