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MPAA Rating: Unrated
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
Spun is an unclassifiable ensemble piece, intentionally bleached of soulfulness and high on visual invention and comic depravity. Set in north Los Angeles, where meth freaks lurch from one motel room to another in search of companionship and a score, the film stars Jason Schwartzman as Ross, whose life is rapidly disintegrating. Fielding phone messages from his mother and trying in vain to reach an old girlfriend, Ross spends most of his time on a feverish circuit with the half-mad Cookie (Mena Suvari) and Nikki (Brittany Murphy), the dangerously paranoid Spider Mike (John Leguizamo), and a macho drugmaker called the Cook (Mickey Rourke). Director Jonas Akerlund's story is nonexistent, but then again Spun is driven by the blurry, hellish energy of a life lived on speed. An obvious influence is Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream, but Akerlund is interested in nightmarish set pieces than tiny horrors of misfired nerve endings and ravaged time. --Tom Keogh
Spun [Region 2] Reviews:
Spun 
2009-11-17 - I would order from this vendor again. They were fast with a great product.
Holly **** 
2009-10-24 - Short and Simply...This movie is is awsome.It's extreme hardcore addiction,pornograph,and crazy as ever cartoon scenes and just freaky,off the wall stuff.This movie will totally make your head spin.
Holly ****
2009-10-24 - Short and Simply...This movie is is awsome.It's extreme hardcore addiction,pornograph,and crazy as ever cartoon scenes and just freaky,off the wall stuff.This movie will totally make your head spin.
What a rush
2009-10-23 - this flick isnt for everyone but if you enjoy films such as Trainspotting, Requiem For A Dream, and Doom Generation, then this is a MUST SEE!!! It trumps them ALL!!!
The film is in my top 10 worst films of all time 
2009-05-01 - How anyone can give this more than 1 star is beyond me. This is flat out terrible on so many levels. I feel sorry for anyone who buys this without watching it first. There isn't one redeeming quality in this film that is worth mentioning.
