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wretch a (mx) wrote: Found footage flick that goes nowhere. Sad thing is it could've been decent but falls short.

Kaleaha A (it) wrote: It's a very good movie but why would I go see a four year old movie that I have seen numerous times and I own the dvd. So why go pay for it in the movie theater, this is very stupid if you ask me.

gary t (us) wrote: WOW......WOW.....WOW.....SO SO SO SO SO BAD......MAN THIS IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH.......WARNING THIS MOVIE CONTAINS STROBE LIGHTNING EFFECTS THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE......MAN THIS IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH A BAD MOVIE 2 WATCH, JUST AVOID THIS MOVIE AT ALL IT IS SUCH A BAD MOVIE 2 WATCH, JUST AVOID THIS MOVIE AT ALL COSTS IT IS THAT BAD.....JUST DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE IT IS SO AWFUL.......ITS GOT A GOOD SOUNDTRACK THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE.....BUT MAN THIS MOVIE IS SO SO SO AWFUL 2 WATCH....WARNING YOU HAVE GOT TO WATCH THE END OF THE CREDITS THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE AS SOMETHING HAPPENES AT THE END OF THE CREDITS THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE........

Zach H (br) wrote: A cool, interesting flick, not anywhere near as good as the flicks it compares it to on the back (FIGHT CLUB, A TRAINSPOTTING, A CLOCKWORK ORANGE) its still an entertaing, cool flick that Eli Roth has to have seeen, because it seems as though he ripped off a lotta shit from this flick.

Lee H (us) wrote: It's an interesting look at the over the top fans of Star Trek and how the phenomenon developed AFTER the original series was no longer in production. Some of the people and stories are just unbelievable. Is this a religion? Even Leonard Nimoy says he is still struggling to grasp exactly what this phenomenon is.

Ryan M (mx) wrote: Way better than what I expected from a film released in 1982. "I didn't do anything!" Pretty much sums it up. Stupid small town sheriffs.

Jason S (it) wrote: This harsh film is also a fascinating show of power and it's effects.

Mario C (gb) wrote: This film got me into the Zombie genre

P P (es) wrote: This has writing that could charitably be called inane, and a wholly repulsive star.When Kaye tries to be funny, he's odd; when he tries to be sad, he's boring; and when he tries to be happy, he's . . . just weird. DJ culture is insipid to begin with and this movie did nothing to dispel my notion that these people are anything but artists.

Jim H (us) wrote: A woman with literary aspirations falls for an upper class man who tempts her toward marriage, away from her work.The film sets up a familiar dichotomy: Sybylla finds that she must either pursue her career ambitions or settle down to the expectations of Victorian society and marry. Obviously, this is a familiar construct, one replayed to perfection in Henry James's Portrait of a Lady, but what I found lacking in My Brilliant Career was an exploration of who Sybylla is as an artist. After all, whether or not her book is good and should be written is significant. Instead, what becomes clear is how she doesn't fit in with Victorian, upper-class society and seems even more out of place with lower class society. Her only connection is with Harry Beecham, whom she rejects to pursue her work. Overall, because one side of the conflict is never fully explored, I found most of My Brilliant Career lacking.