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Your points are exactly what I felt. It is Roth's feature film debut, sorry for the general

Posted by tinear on January 20, 2010 at 20:35:47:
statement.
Clapton's music is lovely.
I guess I also was put out by the character of Stamp being a bit of a set-up, a moral "gotcha!," as if someone with those beliefs had to be hypocritical. Hurt's character, being the film's center as the director acknowledged, was too mute to hold it together. When Stamp fell away, the film tottered a bit.