^^ See you there!

I've never wanted to buy a movie soundtrack before but this one I'd get in a heartbeat. Damn those were some great tunes!

I liked the film, very believable plot and well acted by Kalkbrenner. Given that he's not a professional actor I thought he did a great job. Very cool to see how excited he was for this screening - happily chatting with people, posing for pics and moving all around the cinema. We sat at the back and he was standing behind us for most of the screening.

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I wish this hadn't conflicted with one of my TIFF selections - looking forward to renting it on DVD eventually!

Awesome flick. Really liked it. I agree, awesome soundtrack!

Meh.

More later.

i really enjoyed this movie. great beats. paul did a great job in his role.

loved the Paul Dancing scene....

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Originally posted by psyrel Given that he's not a professional actor I thought he did a great job.

Agreed.

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Originally posted by The Highroller Meh.

+ 1

Some great (yet novelty) club scenes + humourous drug/sketch moments unfortunately didn't make up for the jumbo sized holes left in the plotline. The last hour in particular unraveled in like 5 different (in cohesive) directions. To be fair I think my movie standards are too high these days, I was hoping for something with a bit more depth a la "Trainspotting", instead I got "It's All Gone Pete Tong" set in a German psychiatric ward.

The tunes in the movie were fucking awesome, and I was super (uber?) impressed with the sound system in that theatre.

Platform is awesome for doing something like this, bravo!

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Originally posted by Knox loved the Paul Dancing scene....

Good movie, nothing extrodinary, kinda knew what was going to happen all along, it's just nice to see a movie that's well made about something I really like. No real negative comments to make, I'd recommend it to people, and I'd def buy it when it comes out on DVD

Gawd, the scene where he trashes his record label producers office

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Really liked it, despite it not being very original. Acting was great and the tunes made it more enjoyable. Could have done without a few scenes, but with foreign films they're expected.

Hearing Gebrünn Gebrünn in one of the final scenes made me smile. Sickkkkkk.

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Also....afterparty was off the walls! It was along the same lines of goodness as Gregor @ Cherry. Awesome tunes, great crowd.

You bitches missed out!

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Originally posted by Cribby Also....afterparty was off the walls! It was along the same lines of goodness as Gregor @ Cherry. Awesome tunes, great crowd. You bitches missed out!

hahaha, I went to the afterparty aswell... didnt have as great of an experience, due to the fact that I didnt know where the party was and I was hanging out in the lounge on the street level for about an hour wondering where the hell everyone was... I was actually waiting for the streetcar for about 15 mins to go home and then I noticed how there was like 30 people outside smoking... but there was never more than like 10 people in that lounge at a time so I realised that something didnt make sense. So I went back over to the place and read the sign and it said 'lounge - 2 DJs... and then Underground - Paul K, Jamie Kidd, Greg Gow, etc.' so I asked then where the undergound was and they are like go down the hall and take a right, so I was like WTF maybe there is actually a sweet party going on here... so I went down there and sure enough there was a sweet party going on, too bad it was already like 2.30 when I got down there and I just caught the end of the Paul K dude's set, Jamie Kidd was playing some sweet tunes aswell but I couldnt stay too much longer since I was so tired since I had already been at that place for a few hours (in that dead lounge on the main level)