Club Utopia

The movie had very good suspense and plenty of humour.The actors played their roles very well.The ladies were very appealing and made it real.

The movie offered a different approach to romantic comedies and drama.The scenes were filmed in good locations.There was plenty of unpredictable moments that left the audience in suspense.The lead actors were believable and passionate about their roles.The other actors provided good support also. The entertainers at the club were identical to the ones we see today.The atmosphere,attitude and dancing showed how the profession still plays a role for some in society and how outsiders can become curious with a long standing profession.It gives a bored person something to think about.

Very funny and entertaining. If the Coen Brothers made a cross between an Elmore Leonard novel and Louis Bunuel's Belle de Jour, this would be it.

Club Utopia has a sort-of similar story to the Bunuel film, with all the crime and comedy of Elmore Leonard, and the quirk of the Coens.

Refreshing to see a low-budget Canadian indie film that isn't a vampire/zombie/slasher horror film or feature-length comedy sketch. Those genres are SO overdone in the Canadian low-budget indie scene, and have become extremely tired and cliché.

Club Utopia could definitely find a substantial audience in both Canada and the US.

This stinks worse than the dog crap the husband kept stepping in...been a lot of strip clubs since the 70's and never saw one this tame before....usually you can't see through the smoke and when you can its wall to wall naked women of all sorts...it would have worked better with an actress that could actually strip and do table dances...perhaps you might see criminal types hanging around but not conducting business on the premises...disguises like trench coats, shades and rumpled hats went out of style with the 30's hard boiled detective movies....i don't the writers of this script have a clue

I have acted in some films that turned out to be disappointing when I saw them on the big screen. When I was offered the role of Cisco in Club Utopia I was immediately interested because I had already had a very pleasant experience working with the Director/Producer, Frank Caruso. When I read the script, I was doubly interested, and when we discussed the project and I learned who would be in the cast and crew, I was confident that I was signing on to a quality film project. In the end, when I viewed the final version of the film, I was very, very happy. We had made a film that I can be proud to recommend to anyone who enjoys a good, fun, fast moving comedy.

Clearly the majority of the people that rated this are friends of the cast. The movie is sorta funny but odd and not very true to life, got board half way through.