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Brian DePalma’s 1970 HI MOM follows a Viet Nam vet (a very young Robert DeNiro) who gets involved with filmmaking and revolutionary theater. At the time this was seen as a brilliant satire but it now just seems tedious. Many of the scenes appear improvised and go on too long. There is an endless sequence shot in black and white and hand held of a confrontational black theatre group assaulting a group of white patrons. This is one of those cases where you can see interesting concepts poorly e...
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