. This half-forgotten '60s controversy can't sustain a whole movie, so director Steven Woolley and writers Neal Purvis and Robert Wade pad things out.. A flat riff on Jones's short life. You'll get the highlights but no sense of what made him special -- or what really haunted him.. With its low budget, unadventurous script and notable lack of any Stones recordings it has the look and feel of a TV movie.. It's fun, for a while, to hang out with the temperamental rock star. But in the end, we can'...
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