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Do yourselves a favor and see “Mr. Lonely” before it leaves theaters.

Korine comes off as sincerely charming for the first time ever.

Gummo was dope and “Julien-Donkey Boy” was good in its own right, but it always seemed like a transitional piece to me.

Seeing Mr. Lonely confirmed that thought. Harmony’s total on this one and it works on so many levels.

Disturbing, inspiring, hilarious and heartbreaking, “Lonely” effectively comments on many of the subjects (go see the film) that have been nudging me, for the majority of my life, ever further towards a complete nervous breakdown. It was a therapeutic viewing for me. Knowing my thoughts and feelings are shared, be it most of the time with those clearly as at odds with reality as I am, never fails to bring some much needed relief from the big fat weight of this blissful, hilarious, ugly, evil and retarded world.

Here’s a the trailer:

And when you’re done seeing “Mr. Lonely,” go see “Reprise.”

Ignore the fact that the 26 year old Norwegian first time director Joachim Trier is related to Lars Von, let the shit roll and believe.

It pushes all the buttons a good film should.