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by MrsNormanMaine - Top 1000, Jul 06 '01
Pros: Some daring performances. Downright creepy moments. Cons: Shaky digital camerawork may induce motion sickness in sensitive viewers.
My new infomercial, Virtually Vicki, in which I present the late night cable viewing public with an assortment of quality consumer wares will soon be debuting on Lifetime and Oxygen. Madame Rose, my publicist, says market research...
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by thevoid99 - Top 100, Sep 29 '07
Pros: Direction, Script, Cinematography, Editing, & Cast. Cons: Broken Rules & Unconventional Narrative Might Baffle Some.
Note: The following is Dogme 95 film review where the writer of this review has chosen to write a film review in 1000 or less. The idea of the review is to strip down the aesthetics and excess of previous film reviews. In spirit to the Dogme 95 ...
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by milknchalk , Oct 10 '06
Pros: Unique style, brilliant vision. Cons: None, if you appreciate the style.
Although I do, its not always easy defending the work of Harmony Korine. The reason for this is simple: Once you watch his films, you form your opinion. It doesnt matter how someone explains it to you, you usually have a reaction to it that ...
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by holli105 , Feb 04 '03
Pros: No one is legally required to watch this movie. Cons: A horror of a movie.. just awful.
Julien Donkey-Boy is a movie filmed from a first-person point of view. We see the entire movie through the eyes of Julien, a teenage schizophrenic with a multitude of other disabilities. His father is a deranged alcoholic, sadistic and abusive, who...
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by penbar , Oct 07 '99
Pros: Edgy drama, makes the audience squirm. Interesting camera techniques. Cons: Difficult to watch
JULIEN DONKEY-BOY
Genre: Drama
Rating: R
Running time: 94 minutes
Released by Independent Pictures/Fine Line Features
"Julien Donkey-Boy", the latest film from 25-year-old Harmony Korine (director/writer of...
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by backer9464 , Nov 01 '99
Pros: Truly avant-garde cinema; mixed media Cons: Some disconcerting subject matter; irritating pauses
Part of human nature kindles fantasies of living another life out of visceral curiosity; the other parts crave that impossibility of obtaining a mentality outside of our own. Julien Donkey-Boy is an extremely original exercise in semiotics: it waivers...
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by jeffcoffy , Oct 27 '99
Pros: ground-breaking cinema Cons: hard to watch at times
Is Harmony Korine the future of cinema or a pretentious twit? Most people will fall in the latter category, but my money's on the former. I was one of a small handful of supporters of Korine's wonderful horrible "Gummo" (1997), a movie about...
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by mrbrown - Top 1000, Dec 18 '99
Pros: None to think of. Cons: Everything.
In February, I said that no film this year could possibly be worse than the thoroughly unwatchable SIX WAYS TO SUNDAY. Well, I take that back. The sophomore directorial effort of Harmony Korine (whose 1997 debut, GUMMO, is the epitome of love-hate...
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by Beasley411 , Oct 03 '99
Pros: Ewen Bremer Cons: Disturbing family scenes
From the voice behind "KIDS" comes a second film directed by Harmony Korine - Julien Donkey-Boy. It's a very disturbing film based in part on Korine's uncle, a sufferer of Schizophrenia. The family surroundings are hardly one of warmth and...
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by hunterism , Jul 10 '00
Pros: Visual presentation, Acting Cons: Overacting, Sensationalism
The thing I've liked in the past about Harmony Korine is his ability to do pop-culture hipsterism in a naturalistic way. "Kids" and "Gummo" were exercises in shock and bad taste, yet had a youthful charm to them. "Julien...
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by jas25 , Jan 21 '00
Pros: Very innovative and revolutionary Cons: None
This is the first American movie to be Dogme 95 certified. For those of you who don't know, a group of Danish got together and made a list of rules for making movies (only natural lighting, only filmed on Digital Video, no soundtrack, etc. . .). Now...
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