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Welcome to the Dollhouse [1995] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Heather Matarazzo, Victoria Davis, Christina Brucato, Christina Vidal, Siri Howard directed by: Todd Solondz |
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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Binding: DVD EAN: 9780767827744 Format: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Colour, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Widescreen, NTSC ISBN: 0767827740 Label: Columbia TriStar Manufacturer: Columbia TriStar Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Columbia TriStar Region Code: 1 Release Date: August 03, 1999 Running Time: 87 minutes Studio: Columbia TriStar Theatrical Release Date: May 24, 1996 Sales Rank: 82830 MPN: COLD82569D Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Total ClassicI came across this film years ago by accident and its a complete gem, hilariously funny. Everyone I know who's watched it also loved it, it's one of those films you and your buddies find yourselves reciting the lines to, it's full of unforgetful quotes such as "you think your hot s**t but your really just cold diarrhea" You do feel for Dawn aka weinerdog but she's just so funny you forget about it If your in the mood for something a little different I say give it a wee whirl Rating:  - I can hardly bear to watch...I've no idea why I decided to give this flick a whirl-- I usually cringe at movies that feature a socially-inept geekoid being taunted and abused by the hipper students. It could be because I had some masochistic desire to once again experience the living nightmare of my junior-high days vicariously through the misfortunes of the WeinerDog, becoming bitter over past events that I can't change, railing at the society that rejected me for being different, and-- uh-oh. I'm beginning to sound like some super-villain layin' out his pompous spiel about why he became a bad guy, aren't I? Sorry 'bout that... Maybe I watched it because I could relate to the movie's protagonist to a degree, as I was pretty much the biggest loser on campus at ... Read More: Rating: - classic American indieThis is the excellent debut from filmmaker Todd Solondz, a cynical yet comic tale which follows the midadventures of middle school outcast Dawn Weiner in her monotonous suburban life. The acting is superb, especially from newcomer Heather Matarazzo as Dawn and Brendan Sexton as Brandon, the "bad boy" misfit and unlikely love interest. The film was praised at the 1996 Sundance Festival and rightfully so. One disclaimer: though the movie centers around teenagers, the movie will most likely appeal to adults - and even so, only to those who have a disposition for dark humor and anti-Hollywood endings. Rating: - A painfully honest film you will never forgetBold, unabashedly honest, psychologically riveting, and painfully mesmerizing are just a few of the words and expressions that come to mind when I think about this uniquely extraordinary film. First shown at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival, Welcome to the Dollhouse walked away with the grand jury prize, and it is easy to see why. Writer/director/producer Todd Solondz brought a unique vision of the sharpest kind to this film, cutting right through the fluff of the typical "geek makes good" nonsense and forcing his artistic scalpel forcefully down into the nethermost regions of the adolescent heart. The story is so unsettling and painfully uncomfortable that some parents hesitated or refused to let their children participate in the filming. It's ... Read More: Rating: - A shocking reflection of school bullying!Has anyone ever been bullied at school? Well this film is good because Todd Solendz certainly brings those painful days to the screen vividly in Welcome to the Dollhouse.I felt ever so sorry for Dawn Wiener, there she was the nice girl who was victimised both at home and school. I think this film certainly is great viewing for gaining an awareness into issues such as teenage angst and bullying especially with bullying being so rife in schools and sadly blighting the lives of children worldwide. I think Heather Matarazzo is great as the put -upon Dawn and I'm surprised I haven't seen her in anything more high profile ever since. She could still be a great actress of the future. Todd Solenz always sets out to shock and he certainly has with this ... Read More: |
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