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A terse, sharp, downbeat but compassionate look at the underside of smalltown American life in the west.

The movie is crafty work and very much a show. In one way or another, right down to the percussively abrupt open ending, it's all about being hammered.

Engaging performances by Penn and Walken can't quite turn this brutal curio into something more substantial.

General audiences will respond to the very strong performances of the two leads, especially Walken in one of his best roles.

The lifeless music and dance sequences in which the rapper performs with his crew have the feel of low-budget video clips that have been inserted almost by mistake.

Having established that he can't rap or dance, Vanilla Ice now adds acting to his resume -- call it the tri-imperfecta of pop.

Iconic, and nearly canonic.

The Man Who Fell to Earth today plays like a movie that fell from the sky, origins unknown.