Alan J. Pakula's Rollover is a moody, evocative, wispy thriller that makes some intriguing moves before dissolving like a wet tissue in irresolution. (rottentomatoes.com)
His recent work at the Drawing Center makes a stronger impression, partly because it takes irresolution as its premise and builds on it. (nytimes.com)
Don't be fooled by the slapstick comedy and the silly names, the labyrinthine plots that careen around and veer maddeningly toward irresolution and paranoia, the playful gags and the abundant nods to pop culture — or to stoner culture, for that matter. (firstthings.com)