saragrace17

My sister took me to see this movie at a local gay film fest this summer. She is gay and commented on the fact that there really weren't any films that dealt with gay females on a platonic level. This movie was heartwarming, cute, and funny. I love the part about "can you make us look like carpenters?" It shows the fabulous wit that went into the movies making. These women (who made the movie) set a powerful scene in motion. The people in it are so real, and the feelings are heartfelt. See this movie

So this movie was not very normal... who cares I really liked it. In a sick and twisted way it gives a cool notion of girl power and overcoming all of the screwed up aspects of your childhood. I think that is also says something very interesting about how times have changed...I mean if this is the modern day Hansel and Gretel then think about our world. There is a lot of shock value and dark humor but Natasha Lyonne is waaaayyy cool in this part as white girl. See it if only to note how time and materials for literature have changed.