Down & Out with the Dolls (comedy, Trailer)

[ZUBi]

http://www.dolls-themovie.com/



Trailer:
QuickTime, Hi-Res
http://www.dolls-themovie.com/Dolls%20Trailer_High.mov
QuickTime, Lo-Res
http://www.dolls-themovie.com/Dolls%20Trailer_Low.mov

Down & Out with the Dolls

Release Date: March, 2003 (NY, LA)
Studio: Indican Releasing
Director: Kurt Voss
Screenwriter: Kurt Voss
Starring: Zoë Poledouris, Kinnie Starr, Melody Moore, Nicole Barrett, Coyote Shivers, Lemmy, Brendan O'Hara, Sierra Feldner-Shaw, Jennifer Shepard, Mikael Jehanno, Inger Lorre, Janis Tanaka, Kate Merrill
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: R (for strong sexuality, language and some drug/alcohol use)

Plot Summary: Working day jobs while dreaming of success, aspiring young rockers Kali (Barrett), Lavender (Moore) and Reggie (Starr) get the jump start they need when local legend Fauna (Poledouris), singer for the seminal (if utterly obscure) Goth band "The Snogs," joins them as lead singer. Ousted from her home and her band by her erratic, Eurotrash boyfriend Paulo (Jehanno), Fauna has been thrust back to square one. Street-wise and opportunistic, she stumbles upon the other girls, recognizing their usefulness as a ready-made and pliable supporting band with which to launch her umpteenth campaign for stardom. It doesn't hurt that guitarist Kali, recently rekindled a childhood friendship with Levi (Shivers), lead singer of "The Suicide Bombers," a hometown band on the fast track to being acquired by local indie label Pop Up Records. Realizing that the Levi connection could prove decisive, scheming Fauna takes star-struck Kali under her wing. What better way to seize control of the band?

[guevara]

What he **** - this trailer reminds me like old punk time. Trailer is coooolll =)

[Apocalyptica]

Is it just me, or does this movie have that porn look to it.

[editman]

Originally posted by Apocalyptica
Is it just me, or does this movie have that porn look to it.

It looks like it's shot on video.

Personally I think these kind of teenage sex, drugs & rock 'n' roll band stories are overdone by now. Even "Garage Days" couldn't pull a huge amount of audiences. The problem with this genre is IMO: who gives a f**k? If I'm a teenage rock star wannabe, I'd probably think "Gee, I can do better than these pathetic losers on screen", rather than feeling for the characters.