C.R.A.Z.Y.

"The whole family can feel comfortable watching "C.R.A.Z.Y.," Jean-Marc Vallee's bouncy coming-of-age tale that coasts along on a terrific soundtrack and a spot-on feel for period detail. Story of a tight-knit Catholic family and their sexually confused son never goes near anything that might make mainstream auds uncomfortable, sticking with an old-fashioned tone balanced by inventive lensing that gives only the illusion of dipping its toe in risky waters..."

"A boundlessly energetic coming-of-age story set during the Age of Aquarius, Jean-Marc Vallee's "C.R.A.Z.Y." lives up to its name, carving out a psychedelic swirl of period pop culture that incorporates Patsy Cline, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Bruce Lee and Charles Aznavour on the same lively canvas..."

"Fantastic performances, sharp wit and a raw honesty breathe new life into the rites-of-passage drama..."

"Sunk deep in a 70s groove, C.R.A.Z.Y. sees teenage Zachary (Marc-André Grondin) going through one of those phases as he struggles to deal with his oddball Catholic family and his own burgeoning sexuality. Not for the first time, glam rock androgyny is used to underscore confused sexual yearnings and twinned with Zachary's religious upbringing, it could have been a case of seen it all before. But a fresh vibe hums throughout that, despite the film's faults, keeps things rocking along..."