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This Is Not a Movie (2011)

Twisted, apocalyptic satire, THIS IS NOT A MOVIE envisions the end of the world through the bi-polar mind of a strung-out pop-culture addict. Starring Edward Furlong and Peter Coyote, with a jagged, atmospheric score from Slash.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
- English
Duration
- 99 mins
Director
- Olallo Rubio
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Brian S 30 Sep 2012

Self-indulgence revolving around a character from a script that a writer can't finish as he confronts the nature of his existence and impending non-existence. For the most part, it's a single character (Edward Furlong) in three different costumes arguing with himself and talking to the camera in a Las Vegas hotel room at The Apocalypse Casino. It makes the point about why "this is not a movie" blatantly, and it's right. It's also not very entertaining, not particularly clever, and not terribly worth watching unless you're a major Edward Furlong fan and/or suffering from ADD. The cinematography is interesting, so if that's REALLY important to you, you might want to skim through this one for the more interesting scenes. If none of the above applies to you, you probably won't find this a rewarding experience.

Guillermo C 05 Jun 2012

Why is Olallo Rubio so eager in making movies when he is just not meant for that? Maybe he'd be able to succeed if only he could manage to achieve something if only he was able to turn down the volume on his extremely radical and so-called-philosophical ramblings.

colin m 31 Jan 2018

The first ten minutes you're wondering what the hell is going on but then all of a sudden you're hooked. Just another reason why Edward Furlong can make a movie amazing

Scott M 10 Nov 2012

Poor Edward Furlong, I feel so bad for him having to be stuck in this awful, awful film. You can tell he is doing his damnedest to make the best of what he has, but the film gives him absolutely nothing to work with. Now, the first part of the film is interesting, but the premise behind the whole film quickly grows dull. The ending feels as if the screenwriter had no idea how to properly end this film, and so went with the worst possible option. The film teases that it's about some pretty deep material like existentialism and the truth behind reality and society, but the film ends up being nothing more than absurd thoughtlessness and winds up becoming a satire of itself.

Matt M 03 Jan 2014

With the end of the world approaching, a man locks himself in a hotel room in Las Vegas with his other personalities trying to remember who he is and asking himself many existential questions. It doesn't take long for the premise to become tiring and the film to drag. Eventually between the annoying characters and the unoriginal philosophical views, there is nothing much to watch or look forward to.