Une jeune femme en difficulté déménage à San Francisco, où elle se lance dans la pornographie et s'aligne sur un avocat accro à la cocaïne.Une jeune femme en difficulté déménage à San Francisco, où elle se lance dans la pornographie et s'aligne sur un avocat accro à la cocaïne.Une jeune femme en difficulté déménage à San Francisco, où elle se lance dans la pornographie et s'aligne sur un avocat accro à la cocaïne.
Maya Donato
- Jojo
- (as Maya Raines)
Robert George Nelson
- Officer
- (as Robert Nelson)
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- AnecdotesFirst of two pornography-themed films (in two years) for actor James Franco. The second: 'Lovelace', portraying Hugh Hefner.
- Bandes originalesBeautiful Machine
Written by Alina Simone
Performed by Alina Simone
Courtesy of Pentar Records
Commentaire en vedette
This is a movie that is trying to pick a more realistic approach with its drama and characters, with as a problem though that neither the drama or characters feel involving or realistic in any way.
I'm still a bit confused where the movie thought it was supposed to get its drama from. The premise of the movie does indeed let it sound like a heavy drama, in which an innocent young girl gets stuck into the world of drugs and porn but the problem with the movie is that none of the drama feels desperate in anyway. I don't even know why the girl got into porn in the first place. It was not like she had abusive parents, or was extremely poor and had no other prospects in life. In other words, there was just nothing miserable or hopeless about her life at all, so why does she decided to make such a drastic life changing decision? The movie is never really clear on it and lets stuff just happen, without letting it have an emotional impact neither.
So maybe her life starts spiraling down once she gets into porn? No, on the contrary actually. She has more money and friends than ever before, so what is the movie actually trying to do or say? Bottomline is that it's trying to be dramatic, without letting anything on the screen come across as dramatic. What a weird and terribly ineffective approach for a drama to take.
It's as if the movie itself also realized that it's drama and main character weren't really working out, since it decides to throw in a bunch of more characters, with each their own things going on. Some of it feels out of place, while some of it does indeed work out more interestingly. It gives the movie at least some variety.
So no, I actually didn't completely hated watching this movie but it still made me constantly go; what's the point of all of it and why am I watching this in the first place?
And the ending...well, it wraps things up but it doesn't ever reach a satisfying conclusion with anything. The movie just ends, without making it feel like everything is done with as well. The movie does indeed leave more questions than answers but on the other hand, you won't care enough about this movie or any of the characters to truly want to see all of the questions getting answered.
A mostly failed independent drama, that you real easily could do without.
5/10
http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/
I'm still a bit confused where the movie thought it was supposed to get its drama from. The premise of the movie does indeed let it sound like a heavy drama, in which an innocent young girl gets stuck into the world of drugs and porn but the problem with the movie is that none of the drama feels desperate in anyway. I don't even know why the girl got into porn in the first place. It was not like she had abusive parents, or was extremely poor and had no other prospects in life. In other words, there was just nothing miserable or hopeless about her life at all, so why does she decided to make such a drastic life changing decision? The movie is never really clear on it and lets stuff just happen, without letting it have an emotional impact neither.
So maybe her life starts spiraling down once she gets into porn? No, on the contrary actually. She has more money and friends than ever before, so what is the movie actually trying to do or say? Bottomline is that it's trying to be dramatic, without letting anything on the screen come across as dramatic. What a weird and terribly ineffective approach for a drama to take.
It's as if the movie itself also realized that it's drama and main character weren't really working out, since it decides to throw in a bunch of more characters, with each their own things going on. Some of it feels out of place, while some of it does indeed work out more interestingly. It gives the movie at least some variety.
So no, I actually didn't completely hated watching this movie but it still made me constantly go; what's the point of all of it and why am I watching this in the first place?
And the ending...well, it wraps things up but it doesn't ever reach a satisfying conclusion with anything. The movie just ends, without making it feel like everything is done with as well. The movie does indeed leave more questions than answers but on the other hand, you won't care enough about this movie or any of the characters to truly want to see all of the questions getting answered.
A mostly failed independent drama, that you real easily could do without.
5/10
http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/
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- 27 août 2012
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- Site officiel
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Cherry
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- Budget
- 2 500 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 3 003 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 2 760 $ US
- 23 sept. 2012
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 8 315 $ US
- Durée1 heure 38 minutes
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