Terribly disappointing


It could have been so much cooler. This movie did something that I thought would be impossible: It made me love Morrissey slightly less than I used to. I would never ever ever, even if it presented me the chance to one day meet my idol, want to be like the girl in this movie. Not only is she crazy and has bad clothes, hair and makeup, she is SO freaking annoying and stupid. At first, I thought she was just fanatical, then I realized she's nuts, and by movie's end, I realized she was actually retarded.

The soundtrack, though pretty cool (Dr. Frank!), has NO Smiths or Morrissey songs at all.

All in all, this movie blows. Bad. No wonder Morrissey wanted nothing to do with it.

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This seriously might be the worst movie that I have ever seen. Horrible
script, horrible acting, and no Morrissey songs. Most bad movies have
some redeeming quality, not this one though.

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Agree. Awful.

Good Moz fans documentary on the DVD, absolutely nothing else to recommend this. I expect the man himself hates it too...

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This movie was just plain awful...i onyl seen the last hour of it but i sure regret losing that hour of my life to this piece of *beep*

"Yeah. They call me, Tater Salad!"

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I caught the last hour of it, soley based on the title of course. Everything about it was terrible. I continued watching hoping that there would be at least one Smiths or Morrissey song. Not even. Ugh, so bad. It had the production quality of a first year college film and the story line of a senior high school creative writing class. Thinks it's much funnier than it actually is.

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HA! I just saw this at the local 'record and tape trader' and actually checked here BEFORE I wasted any money on it. You guys just saved me $13 US.

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I liked it. Its probably something only goths and new wavers would catch and like.

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I liked it... I am not a New Waver... what does that mean anyway?

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Yeah it was silly but the extras were pretty cool. :)

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