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Pecker (DVD, 2000)
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Title: Pecker
Leading Role: Beth Armstrong,Brendan Sexton III,Christina Ricci,Cindy Sherman,Edward Furlong,Martha Plimpton,Mink Stole
Director: John Waters
EAN: 5017239190841
Release Year: 2000
Rating: UK:15
Product ID: EPID3940670
Description: Pecker takes photos of his rather odd family and friends and nobody thinks anything of them until one day a New York art dealer discovers his work and makes him famous. Is this what Pecker really wants?
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A happy pervy picture show
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A really joyful movie with an interesting twist on the small town America taking on the big city theme. Whilst most of it's contents really should offend quiet spectacularly with content that regularly borders on the perverse, the childlike innocence and sincerity of Pecker, Edward Furlong, seems to perfectly cancel it out.
Recommended viewing, but definitely not for all the family.
Recommended viewing, but definitely not for all the family.
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) Quirky John Walters at his best. Great casting, superb shots of Baltimore as always and a great story. Not quite as good as Cry Baby or Hairspray but not far behind.
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Pecker
There was never much of a centre to Waters' films, and now he's lost his edge too. Occasional burger bar chef and full-time photo enthusiast Pecker (Furlong) stalks his local Baltimore backwater, ceaselessly snapping his colourful, spaced-out and/or degenerate family, friends (including laundromat-tyrannising girlfriend Ricci) and neighbours. One greasy spoon exhibition later and Taylor's NY art dealer snaps up this documentarist of the 'culturally challenged' for her own nefarious metropolitan purposes - only for Pecker to take his camera to the Big Apple and turn the tables. That's the sum of the kitsch concoction, Waters' cutest, most homely fluff yet. Nowadays the Farrelly Bros do tastelessness, low-life empathy and crap camera angles with far more wit and verve.
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