The Big Fix

About This Movie

The Big Fix is an interesting blend of comedy and thriller that captures the tumultuous vibe of the late '70s. Jeremy Kagan really manages to balance the humor with a sense of urgency, as our protagonist, Moses Wine, navigates through the murky waters of political intrigue. The pacing keeps you engaged, with sharp dialogues that often land just right. The film explores themes of disillusionment and personal responsibility, reflecting the era's cynicism. Richard Dreyfuss delivers a charmingly flawed performance, embodying a detective who's more everyman than hero. The practical effects and set pieces add a gritty realism that contrasts nicely with the quirky moments. It’s not an easy film to pin down, which is what makes it stand out in that era of cinema.

Richard Dreyfuss shines in a complex role.Captures the political atmosphere of the late '70s.Unique blend of humor and tension throughout.