what a great film! really dark movie with genious editing and photagraphy, everyone should watch this. hell, one of the main characters is the brother of bales character in american psycho, and both movies come from the same author. anyone whos seen american psycho should definitly check this film out. and on top of all that, its written and directed by roger avary, cowriter of pulp fiction. i really hope he ends up doing more stuff, cus hes really good.

I thought it was allright. And Roger Avary is adapting another novel by that author. Glamorama I think.

Bret Easton Ellis is the author, though his best book is "American Psycho" which was adapted intoi the greatest film EVER!!!!!!!!!!

Feed me a stray cat...

I'm a huge fan. Buy the dvd. Carrot top does a commentary where he drinks and watches the film for the first time. It's hilarious.

Yeah, Glamorama is slated to come out in the next six months. There's also been a couple fake websites set up for the film, so they're going to do something with them for promotions.

Also, Avery is going to release gliteratti. This is a 60-90 minute movie put together using the minidv footage captured when Victor (kip pardue), roger averery, and a producer went to europe to record video for the 2 minute montage for Rules of Attraction. Avery asked Kip to stay in character from the moment he boarded the plane to europe to when he got home from europe--like several weeks strait. He gave interviews to real european rags as Victor.

Anyway, I'm a big fan of Elis' books and Avery's films. Yay me!

yeah i watched some of the commentary with carrot top, (how the hell did that happen?) and its pretty funny. i have him labeled as highly anoying cuz of all those at&t adds but he was entertaining on the commentary.

and that thing with victor in europe sounds very interesting.

I liked the movie alot the first time i saw it... it has some funny moments, yet some annoying ones. I liked the editing and the music it all fit the film and the acting wasnt too terible. All in all i think it was pretty good too man.