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Heckler (2007)

HECKLER is a comedic feature documentary exploring the increasingly critical world we live in. After starring in a film that was critically bashed, Jamie Kennedy takes on hecklers and critics and ask some interesting questions of people such as George Lucas, Bill Maher, Mike Ditka, Rob Zombie, Howie Mandel and many more. This fast moving, hilarious documentary pulls no punches as you see an uncensored look at just how nasty and mean the fight is between those in the spotlight and those in the dark.

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Hayward S 08 Jan 2013

Hopefully this is the last movie I review at least without going into depth. Great flick. Great Point. Great for people interested in learning to accept criticism.

Kyle E 09 Nov 2008

Roger Ebert once talked about a producer who clapped at the end of every movie no matter what. The producer knew how hard it was to get a movie made, and how hard it was to get it on screen. It is a difficult process, and sometimes we forget how much and blood and sweat it takes to make something for ourselves. It doesn't matter what it is, whether you're a standup, a writer, a filmmaker, or whatever the case. It takes a lot of determination and work. The other thing that you have to take into consideration is when you realizing the people you're criticizing have feelings. Something that critics seem to sometimes forget. To me there is no worse ever made. Yes there are movies that aren't good, but even bad movies are good in a way. Because they provide examples on how to do things. This is a good little film that helps us remember that we all are human, and that sometimes it's been to actually give good critique then slamming people into the wall all the time.

PJ E 16 Apr 2009

Despite a subject matter that sometimes makes the film excrutiatingly painful to watch, "Heckler" is not only a chance for performers to respond to critics but also an important study in criticism itself, i.e. the disturbing movement from constructive criticism to outright hostility. With plentiful interviews with performers of various fields of entertainment (Christopher Hitchins and Carrot Top in the same movie? WHA?!), it's both illuminating and essential, and brings into question the purpose of entertainment itself. And as terrible as Uwe Boll is, it's very satisfying to watch him literally beat critics to the point of puking.

Rachel T 03 Jun 2009

I have to say, it seems a little ironic to be reviewing this one, given the subject matter. Lol. I don't watch too many documentaries. I've found that I have to be extremely interested in the topic at hand in order to *really* get into one. Since I'm a fan of Jamie Kennedy, however, I figured I'd give this a shot! While I enjoy his crazy comedic style, it was certainly nice to see him involved in such a serious project! It was great hearing commentaries from a number of artists I reall dig - Craig Ferguson, Criss Angel & Rob Zombie to name but a few. In a nutshell, I found myself quite fascinated with the topics discussed. The film was certainly thought provoking. Did I agree with everything that was said? No. I felt as if the documentary was a bit one-sided in places. But, then again, the genre often lends itself to that. To be sure, almost every point made seemed to have a strong basis in validity. I personally feel that if we all "live and let live" the world would be a much happier place.

Enid B 01 Nov 2008

el hecho de que este aqui dando mi opinion me convierte en un Heckler... Me gusto la pelicula porque ni idea que se le tenia nombre a esta gente...