Boy Culture
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DVD Cover Information Actor: Darryl Stephens, Derek Magyar, Jonathan Trent, Matt Riedy, Patrick Bauchau Director: Q. Allan Brocka Brand: TLA Releasing Cinematographer: Joshua Hess Composer: Ryan Beveridge Editor: Phillip J. Bartell DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language) Format: Anamorphic, Color, DVD, NTSC, Widescreen Picture Format: 1.85:1 Running Time: 90 minutes DVD Release Date: 2007-08-14 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: TLA |
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Movie Reviews of Boy Culture
Movie Review: Ho Hum
Summary: 1 Stars
Well, I'm shocked. I simply cannot believe the "glowing" reviews this film has received, albeit not from too many mainstream critics. I viewed this for the first time last night, and I thought I would NEVER make it through.
The story is yet another "hooker with a heart-o'-gold, and I didn't buy it for one minute. First of all, any film that has more than 20% narration bothers me. The reason is simple--I do NOT need to be "read" to. I'm smart enough to figure a few things out. Keep your mouth shut--especially when you're droning on-and-on about a character with about as much substance as s turnip. Derek Magyar plays the call boy "X" and he also narrates, ad nauseum, the story. His character was mean, cruel, thoughtless, and uncaring about other's feelings. I guess he was paid $5,000 per performance for boring the s**t out of people. The scene between him and the older man at the bar truly set out what kind of a person he was. Why ANYONE would be attracted to him is beyond me.
The ideas were not original, the characters were plain old dull and insipid, the movie was slow-moving, and contained no memorable performances. Believe me, I don't think I'd want to go through life with the moniker "blowey Joey," but what do I know?