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Local film doesn't disappoint, kind of..., May 17, 2009
By dmitrineilovich
“This started off great. We watch as an office drone, finally fed up with the banality of his job and co-workers, finally flips out, bawls out, and heads out. His one buddy hooks him up with a janitorial job and the quest for self begins. The film takes a strange twist when a company begins”
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Refreshing and creative, May 24, 2009
By zhwang
“Black comedies with unusual visual elements tend to be plagued by two problems: One, when substance is sacrificed in favor of style; two, when the story gets too strange for its own good and loses all its color and steam before the end is in sight. It's impressive that "Little Dizzle" by and large”
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See this film!, May 24, 2009
By nlitven
“It's funny, strange, smart, and touching. Well written, acted, edited, and directed. You will laugh. What more do you need?”
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Kind of great, May 27, 2009
By Tsarcasm
“Like a mixture of Fight Club and Office Space, with hallucinations throw in for good effect.
The first half of the movie is well-written, and well-acted. But after the hour mark the movie is plagued with unnecessary scenes, a meandering pace, and an inability to sustain the dark humor.”
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2020's cult classic, Jun 11, 2009
By SIFF Lover
“For the rest of the year and probably into next, film buffs will call 2009 the Year of Humpday. In 2020 and beyond, long after Humpday is a forgotten yield sign along the indie film highway, 2009 will be remembered as the year Little Dizzle premiered. I don't mean to take anything away from”
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