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BrianSez's Review

Summary - Very Good 3.5

This playful romp of a movie follows the trials and tribulations of Pete Tong, a maniacal DJ who loses his hearing. Watch what happens when the boozing, coke-snorting, womanizing Pete discovers that he can no longer hear well enough to mix tunes. With his world crashing down around him, can Pete rediscover himself? Shot in a tongue-in-cheek documentary style, this movie comes across as a bit crazy and non-sensical at times, but I sense a cult classic in this one. Somewhere this movie should be playing at a frat house. Loved it!

Acting - Great 4.0

Paul Kayne must have had fun as the wild and crazy Pete tong. His performance comes across as farcical, but I guess that was on purpose, so an excellent job!. I loved Mike Wilmot as Pete’s manager – sweaty, frenetic, reminiscent of everyone’s vision of a greasy vegas-style money grubber.

Male Stars - Great 4.0

Female Stars - Great 4.0

Female Costars - Great 4.0

Male Costars - Great 4.0

Film - Very Good 3.5

This movie is a mash-up of several comedic styles from satire, farce, slapstick – and a bit of juvenile humor thrown in for good measure. Evil coke monster indeed. Even some serious drama rounds out this movie. At first I thought there was no way this movie would make sense, but in the end, I just ended up shaking my head, laughing, and I even had that warm-inside feeling when things end well.

Direction - Very Good 3.5

Dialogue - Very Good 3.5

Music - Very Good 3.5

Visuals - Very Good 3.5

Edge - Risqué 2.4

Lots of sex, drugs, and hip-hop

Sex Titillating 2.4

Violence Fierce 2.4

Rudeness Salty 2.4

Reality - Glib 2.0

Circumstantial - Glib 2.0

Biological - Glib 2.0

Physical - Glib 2.0

1 Comment

  • Wick Oct 31, 2010 11:00AM

    Two strong recommendations. Gotta put this one in my queue.

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