As a professional stagehand, I have to commend you on your heart--the scene of you tearing off the contact paper in your kitchen brought tears to my eyes. You've got the disease, my friend, and I hope you can embrace it and be proud--it might not be the most practical thing financially, but you can look back at it and see an accomplishment...
BH

I think its great. Tells a good story and I think it will do real good.
RN

i got the dvd in the mail yesterday but i waited until today to check it out... it wasn't easy to watch because the dvd rolled around in the case during shipping and got scratched. it sort of locked up a few times. but what i saw looked good.
please don't take this the wrong way, but i think this is better than the original would have been.
AW


I recieved the DVD day before yesterday and I watched it last night. Congragulations! I loved it. I'm not going to get into any technical critique because one of the main points of the show was you were all putting your passion into this and an interesting story told by people who believe in what they are doing far outweighs any technical details. I really appreciated seeing the faces I had heard talked about for so long. My only concern would be using clips of those movies, but I'm assuming you know what the rules are and made the decision accordingly. Anyway, I would say about the documentary is that even though it's told from a punk perspective you don't have to be a punk to appreciate the moral of follow your dream no matter what or who tries to hold you back. It flowed well, and told a very entertaining story. I guess the next step would be promotion. Get some rest now!
peace out,
GT

well edited...fun to watch...gets the point across... cox seem dubious....good tale of punk rock guerilla filmmaking....good mix of people talking....mostly well shot...one thing that opening shot is technically a mess so im not sure you want to open your film with it...those first moments are so crucial
SR