My Big Fat Independent Movie

Name: My Big Fat Independent Movie
Genre: Comedy
Released: September 30, 2005
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 32

2005

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Anchor Bay Entertainment | Release Date: September 30, 2005 | R

Summary: "Blazing Saddles" did it to the Western. "Airplane" did it to the Disaster Flick. "Scary Movie" did it to the Horror Film. "Not Another Teen Movie" did it to the, uh, Teen Movie. And now, it's time for Independent Films to get what they got comin' to 'em. (Aloha Pictures)

Director: Philip Zlotorynski

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 80 min

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Phil Hall

I would like to praise My Big Fat Independent Movie for achieving something that most independently-produced comedies fail to do: it creates laughs. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Has a knowing, insider quality that could generate a modest cult following. Read full review

Reece Pendleton

It might have looked good on paper, but the results are mixed at best; despite a few early chuckles, the whole thing gets tired after 20 minutes. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

A big fast bust. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

The juvenile gags seem aimed at moviegoers who hate the whole idea of independent/art/foreign-language films and the stuck-up eggheads who like them -- so what's the point? Read full review

Lou Lumenick

Painfully unfunny spoof. Read full review

Ben Kenigsberg

Feels motivated by envy more than anything else-it's a sour, petty act of mockery that values its own ineptitude over genuine cleverness, travestying Quentin Tarantino and others simply for dreaming up gimmicks that worked. Read full review

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donutm.

Dec 26, 2005

Looks like some of these people haven't even seen this movie, but they sure hate Chris Gore and Film Threat! Bottom line: if you like indie films AND you have a sense of humor, you will find something to like about this movie. Anyone who gives this movie a ZERO rating simply Looks like some of these people haven't even seen this movie, but they sure hate Chris Gore and Film Threat! Bottom line: if you like indie films AND you have a sense of humor, you will find something to like about this movie. Anyone who gives this movie a ZERO rating simply doesn't meet one of those two criteria.… Expand