Talk:Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead

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[edit] general comments

The great appeal of this film comes from the likeable, if deeply flawed, characters and the outrageous gangster patois devised for the film by the writer of the screenplay. I personally felt that the interjection of clients comments from Afterlife Advice disrupted the flow of the movie---it's the sort of transition device that works in print, but not on film. Christopher Walken is at his absolute most repugnant in this movie---but that's a good thing. -cneron