The Exquisite Corpse Project

Drama, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Documentary and so on... I had it on my laptop for a long time. But somehow I couldn't watch it till right now. I'm sure I'm gonna watch it again and again. It was unique, different, something cinema needs today. It had a very grate starting. Which turned into funny stuff a laughed loudly, I mean pretty loudly. Then it changed to some some genres I don't care for. But I could laugh at it too. Any way my favorite part was the ending where Raphael had no idea what had been going on so far plus he had to gather all the story together and make an acceptable result out of no where AND HE DID IT WOW. He showed his ,genius with his ending; yeah it wasn't flawless, but it was awesome. Needless to say his part was all Bojacky which made me like it more. Bob made it his own movie. I recommend it to every cinema likers. DO NOT MISS IT>

This is a really thoughtfully edited and original film that artfully combines an unusual film premise (an exquisite corpse game--see the description) with an often surprisingly touching documentary of its making. In the end, what would at first take appear to be a self-indulgent industry game emerges as a delicately crafted homage to the creative process that is friendship. Remarkably, even the exquisite corpse film maintains some degree of narrative cohesiveness, and where it doesn't, it is usually the result of a deft editing hand highlighting the particular artistic (or non-artistic) style of each writer. Enjoyable and unusual--I highly recommend.

I'll give this movie credit for doing something different, but as you would expect from the premise, writing a script like a game of telephone, it fails. Actually it starts off well enough, the first segment is OK, if contrived and too-cute. And the second segment is so deliberately bad it's acceptable. But they really needed to bring the talent to redeem it by some miracle after that point, but it becomes mired in silliness without being funny, and the behind-the-scenes segments are just not interesting. Assuming it's not fictional, and the collaboration really was blind, I'll congratulate them on their integrity, and I'm sure they amused themselves, but making a bad movie is not much of an accomplishment.

The film funny and quite clever. I found the idea of exquisite corpse interesting, especially in this context... the story itself being one dimension and the relationships shared between friends being another. The story line moves from one voice to another as an exquisite should, sometimes incoherently, but always with cadence keeping the wit in the dialogue sharp and snappy. I felt that by the end of the film, it had grown into something more than a group so friends trying to put together one last project. It became a looking glass into the relationships of this group of friends. Great independent films that I would fully recommend!

Saw this film at the Belize Film Festival showing in San Pedro. The premise of it was odd but intriguing enough to capture you from the start. Then the laughs and twists unfold into a fantastic movie that is likely to to be enjoyed by a wide range of movie-goers.

If you enjoyed any of the Olde English skits from years gone by then you will surely enjoy their creative styling throughout this film.

Keep an eye out for this enjoyable movie at your local film fest or request your local theater to show it.

Well done by the writers and director. Very entertaining and very highly recommended!