Feed

2006 "Can you stomach it?"
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5.3| 1h37m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 31 March 2006 Released
Producted By: Paramount
Country: Australia
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A cybercrime investigator tracks a man suspected of force-feeding women to death.

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TerribleKatherine This movie was overall a fun experience. Twisted and horrible, what more can you ask for? The only bad feature, and it's a big one, is the excess preaching and that cliche "I'm pointing my gun at you but instead of shooting you, I'll just listen to you talk and talk and talk", got tired of that in the end. Otherwise, the acting was good and the ending was one of the best endings I have EVER seen, which gives this movie a solid 7. I applaud the makers for making this film, haven't seen other films touching the subject of feeders.
maggietayl Did anyone think Michael was really hot?! I did think the movie was gross, but I could not get to disturbed, because of his good looks. Yes he was very sick and disturbed, and his acting was pretty good. I wander how some actors go under the radar, and some end up becoming really famous. Spoilers to come!! He force feeds women, and puts it on the internet. He makes bets on when they are going to die. He however, has the perfect body!! He works out, and is in great shape. He thinks giving women what they want, and not having to watch what they eat, that he is giving them what they want, and making them happy. Very strange view on a serial killer!! Anyway, I just couldn't believe how beautiful Michael was. One of the most beautiful actors I have ever seen. Just wanted to see what the ladies thought!!?
MCtoB After discovering Alex O'Loughlin on American TV I started to collect all of his work, and FEED was the first movie I found. I rented it at Blockbuster and after watching it there was no way I was going to give it back. I bought it. Alex and his costar Patrick Thompson came up with the idea for a thriller about feeders and gainers after seeing a documentary about it on TV. They presented the idea to Brett Leonard (almost everyone in the cast of FEED was in Brett's movie "Man-Thing") and it took off from there. They made this movie in 28 days on an extremely low budget, and I love it. I have read and heard so many different opinions of this movie, and apparently many people missed the fact that this was supposed to be not only a thriller but a very dark comedy as well. Some of the scenes make me laugh out loud. Alex O'Loughlin shows off his acting skills and diversity as Michael and he and Gabby Millgate (a comedic actress) play off of one another so well. This was Patrick Thompson's first lead in a film and I think he did a great job. The entire cast was excellent. If you are going to watch the DVD for the first time, watch some of the extras - like "FEED in Philly". Melissa Beauford and Alex O. answer questions from the audience. It is not only quite entertaining but it explains many things about the movie and how it was made. I have many different versions of the DVD from around the world now, and I love the UK version, as it has the option to watch the movie with a voice over commentary by Brett Leonard. He explains how due to the low budget they actually did some scenes in restaurants at rush hour and on the street - and actually were chased by Asian pimps in the scene where Phillip is walking through the red light district. They thought they were cops. There are so many more fascinating stories about the making of the film, and Brett has a wonderful sense of humor. The beginning scene is based on a true story of a man who placed an ad on the internet for someone who wanted to die by being eaten - 100 people responded and one man actually went through with it. Everything in that scene was based on reality except for the part where Phillip comes in. The police in Germany saw it all on tape but they never came in and busted them like that. The rest of the movie compares the screwed up life of Phillip and Abbie to the lives of Michael and Dierdre. The first part of the film shows a realistic view of the lives of feeders and gainers, and the rest is just "making a movie" as Melissa Beauford said. This film is interesting, to say the least, very funny at times, and every time I watch it I see something I didn't notice before. Anyone with an open mind and a sense of humor will enjoy this movie. The entire cast is fantastic, but Alex O'Loughlin shines as Michael. His American accent is perfect. In Brett's commentary he said that Alex is "a movie star". I couldn't agree more. Oh - I have to mention the fat suit. They did such a great job on it, many people think that Gabby is really 602 pounds! I think the main reason that some people think this film is so gross is because it shows a handsome and fit young man and a 602 pound woman getting off on each other. I bet that if it had been a 105 pound woman, those people would not have reacted the same way. Another thing I enjoyed in FEED is the soundtrack - it is fun and really rocks. I bought the CD and love it. Well, I love this movie. Buy it.
pigeonfighters This film was so terrible that i actually couldn't bear it any longer, i turned it off. I'm not sure why this film has so many good reviews and an overall above average score, but if you thought it was terrible, your not alone. The acting was awful, the low budget look didn't help and the dialogue seemed to of been written by a child. The soundtrack also seemed completely out of place as they tried to squeeze as many death metal songs in, in an attempt to improve this terrible film i can only assume. What else was wrong with it? Well, what was right with it. A good idea has been sabotaged in a terrible attempt to create what i can only assume was meant to be a film? A plus side of it is, i guess, it gave off a good vibe and i was intrigued,until i turned it on.The premise of the film seemed promising but it failed to deliver and after a while i gave in and turned it off.