Dominick and Eugene Reviews
Dominick and Eugene drips with pathos. Tears are required by the end of the first reel. They got yawns instead from me.
| May 4, 2022
Dominick and Eugene is every bit as icky as its premise would suggest, and possibly even more so. The film is a heavy, clanging guilt machine that functions by systematically exploiting Nicky's handicap.
| Original Score: 1/4 | Oct 17, 2018
The film's shameless efforts to reach for the jugular mainly land in bathos.
| Oct 17, 2018
Taking potentially sticky material...Young has held a hard line and has shaped a story of relationships that rings pure and fine as crystal.
| Oct 17, 2018
Young's socially-concerned drama is unafraid of tackling complex emotional issues, but what few patronising and hackneyed insights it offers are waved like red flags. Unsophisticated.
| Jan 26, 2006
As directed by Robert M. Young, ''Dominick and Eugene'' has a refreshing plainness and a welcome unwillingness to milk the story for more pathos than is warranted.
| May 20, 2003
Eventually, Robert M. Young's "Dominick and Eugene" wraps itself up neat as a button, but until that time Young produces an absorbingly messy blue-collar, white-collar Pittsburgh melodrama.
| Jan 1, 2000
This thoughtful little piece is also sensitive without being sentimental.
| Jan 1, 2000