The majority of the reviews for "The End Of the Tour," the movie about David Foster Wallace and the Rolling Stone writer who followed him on the last leg of his "Infinite Jest" promotional tour in 1996, suggest it's an artistic triumph: "A special, lovely little gem," says Indie Wire; "quite touching and, at times, wise," according to the Guardian. "[Actor Jason Segel] is not doing an impersonation. It's a performance," declares Rolling Stone. "Very much the film that lovers of Wallace's
By By Dorie Chevlen
Aug 11, 2015
The majority of the reviews for "The End Of the Tour," the movie about David Foster Wallace and the Rolling Stone writer who followed him on the last leg of his "Infinite Jest" promotional tour in 1996, suggest it's an artistic triumph: "A special, lovely little gem," says Indie Wire; "quite touching and, at times, wise," according to the Guardian. "[Actor Jason Segel] is not doing an impersonation. It's a performance," declares Rolling Stone. "Very much the film that lovers of Wallace's
