Just because a film has a message doesn't make it a good film!

Rating: 1/10 (6 October 2001)

Apart from the fact that I nearly lost my dinner watching this garbage, I really don't think that the mere fact of a film having a message makes it a good film. If you try to warn someone about something you have to make them see the relevance to their own situation. However, the characters in this film are so far removed from most people's everyday life, that I fail to see how this can convey its message to anyone. It's dreary, dismal and revolting, which no doubt is what was intended, but it holds NO appeal to me!