Ponies (2012)
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50% of users liked it
(31 ratings)
Drazen (John Ventimiglia), Wallace (Kevin Corrigan) and Ken (Babs Olusanmokun) immigrated to America in search of their piece of the American Dream. Drazen and Wallace spend their days engulfed in seedy off-track betting while Ken grudgingly drives a New York cab. Bad luck and desperation bring… More Drazen (John Ventimiglia), Wallace (Kevin Corrigan) and Ken (Babs Olusanmokun) immigrated to America in search of their piece of the American Dream. Drazen and Wallace spend their days engulfed in seedy off-track betting while Ken grudgingly drives a New York cab. Bad luck and desperation bring these men together, and they are forced to fight for their very survival and their most valued prize: the right to stay in America. Ultimately, Ponies is about the tenuous hold we each have on the American Dream during these dark, uneasy times of war, fear and terrorism... -- (C) Official SIte
- Directed By
- Nick Sandow
- Genres
- Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense
- In Theaters
- Jul 13, 2012 Limited
Critic Reviews
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Neil Genzlinger, New York Times
A riveting piece of work full of unpleasant characters whom you're glad you've met but never want to see again.
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Andrew Schenker, Village Voice
Ponies can claim the not negligible achievement of bringing one of the more irritatingly objectionable characters in recent cinema to the screen.
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Ron Wilkinson, Monsters and Critics
The outcome of this adapted play by debut director Nick Sandow is well short of the mythical trifecta.
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Glenn Heath Jr., Slant Magazine
Never distinguishes itself as engaging cinema apart from the main character's vile charisma and a few dynamic dialogue sequences.
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