The film, starring Alec Baldwin and Rory Culkin in a strong leading role, stumbles at the end, but is otherwise well acted
di Michael Ordoña The Los Angeles Times
Lymelife" resides in a suburban netherworld with "American Beauty," "The Ice Storm" and "Snow Angels," where the American Dream staggers out of bed every morning to coffee and ennui. But in this case, there are some laughs as well, as this keenly observed film wrenches gallows humor out of a crumbling family. And, like the Lyme disease-carrying ticks haunting the woods around the neighborhood, it's a movie that gets under the skin.
Young Scott Bartlett's fantasies are ruined by mundane reality as he muddles through being 15 on Long Island in 1979. [...]
di Michael Ordoña, articolo completo (2192 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 17 aprile 2009
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