Terribly Underrated.

With a style similar to Tarantino, and characters much deeper than anything Tarantino could even imagine, I don't see whats wrong with this film. The cinematography, the editing, and the audio track (songs and effects) were bordering on perfect. The tedium and pain that oozed from this movie were exactly what was needed to relate a very difficult and unorthodox main character whose experiences and outlook go well beyond the mundane that would be understandable to most people. As close as we can, we know what it is like to be Joe One-way. All this was used to portray a very complex theme that I'm still trying to wrap my head around.

The only thing that I can figure out is that the name was off-putting to those who might actually have enjoyed this film, and it was too much for those looking for plot-based shallow entertainment.