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Down & Out With The Dolls (2002)

The raunchy, spunky tale of the rise and fall of an all-girl rock band from Portland, Oregon.

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Steve Rhodes 12 Mar 2003

[It] plays like a parody of a film festival reject. ... Where are Josie and the Pussycats when you need them?

Kevin Thomas 27 Mar 2003

The music is sensational, the energy level high, and Down and Out With the Dolls is a wise and funny treat.

Patrick Z. McGavin 20 Mar 2003

The movie belongs to the women, and they perform with attitude and power.

John Anderson 27 May 2003

The movie's post-grunge Portland, Ore., quartet is almost laughably cliched -- which seems in direct opposition to the anti-authoritarian attitude of the movie.

Edward Guthmann 21 Mar 2003

A lot of the acting is amateurish, and most of the plot feels like a rehash of a rehash. The music, written and performed in the spirit of L7, is small consolation.