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"Admirable energy and audacity...." - Justin Chang, Variety |
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"The film is an unquestioned triumph..." - Chris Molanphy, Hollywood Elsewhere |
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"Deeply touching..." - CCF, Polly Staffle |
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"Compelling and thought provoking, Colpaert has created a profile of those who desire to realize the American Dream..." - Jon Korn, CineVegas |
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"... G.I. Jesus takes a dramatic left turn, extending the middle finger to materialism and extolling the virtues of cheap beer and good Mexican food over the killing of innocents. It's a message that cuts across borders and politics." - Glenn Whipp,Los Angeles Daily News |
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"... Colpaert has so vividly seized the contemporary moment, and explored it with his own eyes and conscience." - LA Weekly |
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"... it does land some glancing blows." - New York Magazine |
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"The choices made by the characters are sure to infuriate some, but at least they add to the discussion." - Michael Ordoña, Los Angeles Times |
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"G.I. Jesús" is a must-see." - Ana Cubias, Daily Sundial |
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"The film is the latest in a string of successful ventures from the partnership between Caplin, founder of Picture Entertainment and Colpaert, one of Cineville's founders." - Jessica Koslow, Campus Circle |
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"This feature by Carl Colpaert, who wrote and directed, may be a mixed bag, but it is so impressive in so many ways that it demands to be taken seriously." - Matt Zoller Stetz, The New York Times |
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"Colpaert brings together a flawless cast—Arquette, Mota, Lynum, and Farhad are phenomenally gifted, each an exciting new discovery—and he's pulled it all off on a shoestring budget." - FX Feeney, The Village Voice |