Fuck!

Fuck!: A Documentary - 10 (Steve Anderson)

I agree with the basic premise, but this was completely incompetent. They tried to make everyone who disagreed with them look horrible by editing their interviews out of context. That didn't even completely work, because Alan Keyes always comes off more intelligent than everyone else no matter what, and Pat Boone was by far the funniest person in the movie, way funnier than the same old tired clips of George Carlin and Lenny Bruce. (By the way, George Carlin got so much better at stand-up as he got older.) This movie was constructed horribly, too. No flow at all. This is about to make me give up on local movies/directors, although my girlfriend wants to see Cherry Crush, which has somewhat known actors, but was made here. I will miss The Painted Vail, thankfully.