Polyester
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Movie Reviews of Polyester
Movie Review: One of Water's funniest films
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this movie. Every time I watch it I laugh out loud over and over. It has some of the most memorable characters of any of the John Waters films. This is also a good one to introduce folks to John Waters as it isn't as crude as say Pink Flamingos or Female Trouble, but still has the very twisted humor.Movie Review: "For a quarter I will!"
Summary: 5 Stars
I love John Waters and will watch anything he creates. Polyester is one of my favorites. Silly, campy, and just a bit off and I love it. Hundred's of quotable lines and funny moments. If you like John Waters and haven't seen this, get it.Movie Review: One of John Water's best
Summary: 5 Stars
Not all of John Water's films are great, but this one is. Full of absurb humor a campy aesthetic. The Odorama card included is fun to scratch and sniff while watching the movie.Movie Review: surprise
Summary: 5 Stars
it surprised me that john waters suddenly changed the tone of his movies, this is not as trashy as what whe are accustomed. the odorama card is a 10+Movie Review: "You Remember my mother, LaRue."
Summary: 4 Stars
As a John Water's fan, POLYESTER is the last of the raunch/Divine films. Although HAIRSPRAY featured Divine, it was more a middle ground mainstream film. POLYESTER IS HYSTERICAL. It's one of my favorite JW's films. Next to FEMALE TROUBLE, DESPERATE LIVING and SERIAL MOM.
Just a correction for reviewer BD Ashley. He mentions the son Dexter in POLYESTER as a potsmoker. Actually, he's into nitrates--sniffing household cleaning products and getting high off the fumes. Then step's on people's feet. AKA THE BALTIMORE FOOT STOMPER.
"Come on Francinie, we're going on a picnic to forget all about your silly nilly problems." --Cuddles (Edith Massey)
"Finally I can buy that new cadillac I always wanted. Then we can drive around town and make fun of all the poor people."--LaRue, Francine's mother.