‘Zeroville’ Review: James Franco’s Psychedelic Ode to Classic Hollywood Is a Train Wreck
Arriving in theaters five years after it was shot, James Franco’s “Zeroville” ruins a great book about the mythic power of the movies.
Arriving in theaters five years after it was shot, James Franco’s “Zeroville” ruins a great book about the mythic power of the movies.
Playing a historical figure might be the surest way to win an Oscar, but 2017’s most exciting performances are flipping that upside down.
Unfolding like a half-hearted remake of “Meet the Parents” for the Judd Apatow generation, this battle between James Franco and Bryan Cranston makes for a fitfully funny stalemate.
The film is set to enter production in 2017.