An interesting premise that far outlives itself, Raymond & Ray, is the tale of two brothers grudgingly brought together by their estranged fathers death. Despite two good performances by both McGregor and Hawke, the writing meanders to the point where what starts as an interesting journey discovering evermore interesting aspects of their eccentric father becomes slows to a crawl and de-volves in to a cheapened version of itself-too self satisfied to really develop. What we end up with is something we should have enjoyed more-something of promise that underperforms to the point of boredom. A miss.
Review of Raymond & Ray
