garthlotel

Apparently, filming transgender prostitutes (who can't act) angrily traipsing around the street, threatening violence and calling women "fish" and "bitch" every two seconds, is now considered "art".

Unfortunately, it is actually just the same old tedious misogyny we've all been bombarded with since the dawn of time, with the added insult of being very poorly executed, and I'm utterly bored by it.

When are we all going to stop accepting the very basic and juvenile woman-hating crap in every second song and film? Why can barely any film maker or "artist" create something truly unique and new? Why is hardly anyone pointing out that the dialogue is downright hate speech?

I'm disgusted by the positive reviews on this pathetic, lazy, terrible, misogynistic, joke excuse for art. Created by a white male wannabe auteur. Of course! I am a white male, and I want my white male film making brethren to know that this kind of navel-gazing, tryhard "edgy" film making is pure cringe that should be burnt in a garbage fire, then pissed on. Make a genuine effort next time, you thoughtless, self indulgent POS.

The trailer doesn't do this great show justice. This is a very refreshing, unique, compelling and hysterical show Iike nothing I've ever seen before. Christopher Meloni is perfect in what will become known as his best role ever. The subject matter is admittedly dark and creepy, so the show might not be for everyone. But if you can handle or enjoy dark humour, you will love this original wonder of a show.

I despise musicals with a passion. I only watched this because it was the best thing on my limited hotel movie menu.

I'm very glad I chose it because I spent the entire viewing time cheering, grinning, loving the songs and crying my dumb eyes out.

This film is wonderful in pretty much every way. If you are not moved to tears, you don't have a heart.

I loved it, and I'm a misanthropic goblin.