You have seen something unlike 99.9% of movies available. John Waters is a talented man, and this movie makes no exception. I’ll admit, it’s gross. It’s not for the faint of heart or younger viewers, but it makes you think a bit and just watch instead of “figuring out” what happens next.

I could have done without the dog poop bit. And maybe the chicken in the sex scene. But otherwise a worthwhile watch.

The WORST movie based on a book EVERRRRRRRR. That being said, the movie by itself is very confusing and choppy. It’s hard enough to understand the southern drawl (at least to a NYer) but to hear them talk politics and personal problems that aren’t explained? Forget it! Read the book. And then, if you have a couple hours to waste, maybe put the movie on. Maybe it was just hard to get through after spending at least a dozen hours getting through the 600+ page novel…but after learning Jack Burden’s story, it’s a shame to see it’s never really told in the movie, despite the 2 hours that it drags on without making any sense.

All the descriptions of this movie made it sound like it was about selling children on the black market. That part was like…10 minutes of the whole film. I understand it was indie, but there was no real development there.

I’m sorry, but it’s hard to keep coming up with good spoofs, and the Scary Movie series isn’t THAT bad! If you haven’t seen both “War of the Worlds” and “The Grudge” (at least…having seen “Saw” helps too) then no, it won’t be funny. But you have to appreciate the random brand of humor for what it is…and not compare it to other comedies. Honestly, I thought this one was 10 times better than SM 3, which was a spoof on a NON-SCARY movie…oysh.

Written in “thought” speak…like there are periods and sentences and stuff, but it reads like the mental process. It get’s a little annoying, and the book pretty much drags on. There’s a very thin plot, but if you’re under 16, it’s probably interesting…

For one of the few “kids on the streets” books out there, it wasn’t terrible.

Smarties, if asked for in the US, will get you cheap-ass little sugar bits that come in pinata and cheap candy mixes.

But if you go to the UK or Canada, you will get the most amazing little candy coated chocolate that money can buy.

I definately buy $15 worth every time I’m up in Ontario ^_

A bit confusing.

Medical. Psychological. Horror. Gore. An overall indie feel, like there’s an unspoken storyline.

Leaves a little too much to the imagination…maybe I missed something, but it ended and I had a very minute understanding of what happened.

But then again, that makes me want to watch it again…does that make it good??

My skin was not the deep cystic type of acne that responds to anti-biotic type pills. I had this rashy, every-pore-is-clogged, red acne. I was on Accutane (ranging from 10 mg, up to 40 mg [I’m only 100 lbs]) for 6 months. My skin was AMAZING!! About 2-3 months off of it, my skin started breaking out again, but nowhere near as bad. It was enough to put me back on, and I’m now at 50 mg, month 4 of a 5/6 month cycle. My skin is really clear. The only side effect I have is really dry/chapped lips. Easy to fix. It’s nice to have clear skin for the first time since I was 8…

I play UNO with my therapist while we talk. It’s relaxing, and fun to win ^_

I want to start an “UNO League,” as dorky as it sounds. It would be cool to have nationwide competitions…but it’s not so much a game of skill as it is of chance…but w/e. It’s fun to slam the last card down!

I only watched the extended version with alternate ending, so I don’t know how the theatrical cut was. But I liked it. Lots of twists to keep you on the edge of your seat.