Flop Vince Vaughn and Billy Bob Thornton would like to forget to forget

Dwight Yoskam rose to a prominent position as a rural singer in the 1980s and 1990s, but he was not strange to Hollywood by the time he wrote, and directed him, and he starred in “South of Heaven, West Hell”. He was behaving for a few years before Billy Bob Thornton met him in his famous “Sling Blade” drama, which he played in 1996, where he played the role of Doyle Hargraves, where he received a nomination for the Guild Award for the screen, along with the rest of the actors, for the distinguished performance by a group of animated images. By the time it came to start working on “South Paradise, West Hell”, he appeared in a handful of other TV films and programs, and it seemed ready to take the next step through writing and guidance. Unfortunately, his passion project is still the only movie in which Yokam has starred, writes, directed and rejected through reception, and this may be a good thing.

The film was first shown at the 2000 Slamdance Film Festival before it reached theaters on December 15, 2000. I only earned $ 28,149 At the box office. Critics were not admired either. The film contains a 14 % critical score on Spoiled tomatoes At the time of writing this report, but in fairness, this movie did not review, but there are only seven reviews available seven reviews. However, a quick look at these assessments does not inspire confidence. For example, the only “new” review comes from Jaime N. Christley in the Allied “Apollo Guide”, and it is summarized in this way: “It is better not to ask many questions-it is better to only switch your mind to prepare and enjoy the offer.”

diverseRobert Kohler reviewed the film, but he was not more admired than any other critic, “writes”, this effort in making films by the rural star Dwight Yoskam lacks the decisive ingredients of the shape, consistent tone, rhythm and economy that would make this the old one really in an adventure and a man. “Among the film’s issues, according to Koehler, was” failed liberation and gradual “,” embarrassing comedy and excess comed, “and the star was” still learning how to act. “