i viewed this movie at the magnolia theater in dallas a couple of days ago. punk. everyone and everything involved in the movie added to the punkiness of it. the music and well of course. but the movie itself captured the whole punk genre. even a grandmother and school teacher (me) can appreciate artists who are able to turn their ideas into reality (well and reality and film wise). this movie takes a handful of ticked off young film makers and clearly and cleverly shows the why of their angst over not being given the green light on finishing the waldo film. the (relatively) happy girl gave good comic relief and a nice respite from the continual (but understandable) ragging on the dude who left them in a lurch. gotta love stu and though. and be sure to watch or read the credits  theyre the icing on the cake. 
i viewed this movie at the magnolia theater in dallas a couple of days ago. punk. everyone and everything involved in the movie added to the punkiness of it. the music and well of course. but the movie itself captured the whole punk genre. even a grandmother and school teacher (me) can appreciate artists who are able to turn their ideas into reality (well and reality and film wise). this movie takes a handful of ticked off young film makers and clearly and cleverly shows the why of their angst over not being given the green light on finishing the waldo film. the (relatively) happy girl gave good comic relief and a nice respite from the continual (but understandable) ragging on the dude who left them in a lurch. gotta love stu and though. and be sure to watch or read the credits  theyre the icing on the cake. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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