i too must apologize for a somewhat biased opinion of this endeavor as i contributed to the soundtrack. still i received my copy and sat back and enjoyed the rolling cast of characters who were perhaps more colorful than the characters they were creating in this tale of a film sequel shanghai. for those who feel george bush is a credible texan and one need look no further than this film to shatter the image that texas is full of truck driving and one dimensional rednecks. the cast contains some of the most intelligent and peculiar and humorous folks you will find anywhere as they spin their tales of agony and bliss and disappointment in going for a great film sequel and no budget and guerilla style (i. e. punk rock style as each person helps define). this is a great documentary made with passion and guts and all the venom you will need to break through to the other side of whatever industry b. s. and doublespeak youre dealing with (take note authors and painters and musicians and fellow filmmakers). it hearkens back to the credibility of the first wave of american hardcore music when the term d. i. y. was the standard and a period where courage and passion and commitment mattered way more than technique and style or precious calculations. not that there isn not plenty of technique or style to this. the tone of the documentary is quite refreshing. the editing cuts provide as much drama as the dialog therein. the idea of creating a documentary out of the sad demise of the cast and crew and director initial intent is brilliant and totally texas and absolutely punk rock. in the truest sense of the term. 
i too must apologize for a somewhat biased opinion of this endeavor as i contributed to the soundtrack. still i received my copy and sat back and enjoyed the rolling cast of characters who were perhaps more colorful than the characters they were creating in this tale of a film sequel shanghai. for those who feel george bush is a credible texan and one need look no further than this film to shatter the image that texas is full of truck driving and one dimensional rednecks. the cast contains some of the most intelligent and peculiar and humorous folks you will find anywhere as they spin their tales of agony and bliss and disappointment in going for a great film sequel and no budget and guerilla style (i. e. punk rock style as each person helps define). this is a great documentary made with passion and guts and all the venom you will need to break through to the other side of whatever industry b. s. and doublespeak youre dealing with (take note authors and painters and musicians and fellow filmmakers). it hearkens back to the credibility of the first wave of american hardcore music when the term d. i. y. was the standard and a period where courage and passion and commitment mattered way more than technique and style or precious calculations. not that there isn not plenty of technique or style to this. the tone of the documentary is quite refreshing. the editing cuts provide as much drama as the dialog therein. the idea of creating a documentary out of the sad demise of the cast and crew and director initial intent is brilliant and totally texas and absolutely punk rock. in the truest sense of the term. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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