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Julien Donkey-Boy (1992)

4 Ratings: -0.2

A movie directed by Harmony Korine

Explores the life of a schizophrenic named Julien, and the effects that his disease has on his family and those around him.

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Cast: Ewen Bremner, Chloë Sevigny, Werner Herzog, Joyce Korine, Brian Fisk

Director: Harmony Korine

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review by ryguy4738. April 11, 2012

posted in Movie Hype

Korine does Dogme.

*** out of **** You know, the longer I go on in life; the less faith I develop in the opinions of professional movie critics. Here we have wealthy consumerists who get paid to evaluate art. We do need such people - as I feel they keep the entertainment industry in order - but too often do people look to them for complete guidance. When it comes to movies like those of Harmony Korine - which the critics tend to revile - I think it would be wise of most viewers to see the movie … more

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review by The_Straw_Man. May 10, 2006

What a waste of money to make this movie. Give the funds to education!

When you watch this movie you are suppose to see the effects of schizophrenia on family life. YOU AREN'T SUPPOSED TO FEEL SCHIZOPHRENIC!!!!! My God, I didn't think anything could be worst than Gummo, but I was wrong. At least Gummo was funny, stupid and lame as all hell, but funny. The coolest part in this was the black albino rapping. Watching this movie I wanted to kill myself. Put a bomb in my mouth and sing "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood" until it explodes. I also know some hip indie … more

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review by Sheila. July 21, 2004

posted in Movie Hype

"Julien Donkey-Boy" - Harmony Korine's Dogme 95 Film

Flashing a giant mouthful of fake gold teeth that he received as a present, Julien (an almost indescribable Ewen Bremner, better known as "Spud" from Trainspotting) aimlessly and shamelessly wanders the depressing streets of his hometown of Queens in his own little schizophrenic world of make-believe, childish song, and unanswered questions. See and REALLY EXPERIENCE Julien taking a bath, all the while singing and mumbling uncoherently to himself, watch him go to work in Queens as an aide for blind … more

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