xiss23 Can honestly say "gay n* from outer space" is a better film than "Django Unchained":a) it handles the delicate racial and social matters more gracefully and realistically b) it has better acting c) the plot is more believable d) the soundtrack is better (I might remix it into jungle- breakcore, especially the orchestral tetris bits) e) the violence is less gratuitous and more fits the theme of the film which is gayniggers from outer space eradicating womankind to create a utopia. Overall I'd rate this film as more politically correct, also it doesn't have Leonardo Di Caprio in it.

thomasjamesde This is a work of art. The cast was well thought out and the names given to them were genius. The screenplay was fabulous, and the actors were ambidextrous. There is no reason why you shouldn't see this movie. The plot was ingenious, and the entire movie was just awesome. Having the women eliminated from earth was an interesting concept. Its sci-fi qualities, including ray-guns and spaceships, was quite appealing. Having the color go from black and white to color, showing the earth being freed from women, was a smart decision by Lindberg. This is just like in "the Wizard of Oz." Overall, the only way of knowing how good this movie is is to watch it yourself.

w-howell96 I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script! I just finished watching this movie for the fifth time in a row! great acting and Script!

bee archer When I was first told about this film, by a friend who (in my opinion) had impeccable taste when it came to movies, I thought it was just a joke. I must admit the mere name, awful as it is, caused me to almost judge this cinematic book by its horribly-titled-cover. I cannot tell you how happy I was to ultimately be proved wrong.I found a copy, on a mere lark, at my local blockbuster... thankfully, here in Miami, Florida. I thought I would have a bit of fun when I rented it. When I got home, the first five minutes didn't really do anything for me... but the more I watched, the more I became hooked. By the end of the film, I was not only a fan but someone who would try to convince others to see it. I will mention no plot points nor narrative high points as I could not bear to have another viewer prepared to feel the rush I experienced, for the first time, as I raced from plot point to plot point in the film's mad dash toward its thrilling and fulfilling conclusion.This is no mere movie, but a "film." A film worth watching... with all of the accolades (from its fans), all the bells and whistles, and, to some extent, unfortunately, all of the somewhat distracting pretensions inherent to such an cinematic accomplishment. People may compare it to Plan 9, to Manos: Hands of Fate, to the first two Star Trek films, to Fellini and Anderson, etc., as well as many, many others... I've since heard them all. But the comparisons, I fear, are dreadfully lacking. Lacking a beauty, a commonality, a tenderness found in all humanity. To be completely honest, a true substance most rare.This experience deserves not only a single, but multiple (and I mean multiple) viewings. The more you watch, the bigger fan you become.How could this film have been ignored? It is truly a remarkable effort, beset by both the hardships and hallmarks of independent film making and the glorious triumphs of the creative genius inherent to all other major studio films. It is the wonder, the thrill of adventure, that is the foundation of what we in America (and, to some extent, throughout the world) call a remarkable movie.If you find a chance to rent this film - take that chance. If you are lucky enough to find a copy for sale - buy it immediately. If not, you will most certainly regret the decision. Maybe not now, but someday.