Kon Rad

Hilarious. This movie was the very foundation of slapstick comedy in the 2000s.

I'm satisfied with the movie. Watched it again, it made more sense. I think if viewers watched it again, some of the blanks would be filled. I'm not sure why viewers were so confused at the concept. The "instructions" were meant to be vague so you could THINK. The idea was different, disturbing yet creative. Every person could be a victim of substance abuse as a way to cope with demands of a societal culture. Unfortunately, the character was in too deep. The ending, although distasteful for most, executed the fall of sanity; this moment when the main character thought she could convince audiences to love her as she finally accepted herself. Everybody let's you down but she finished off the job. This is virtual reality - it's not flawless.

I'm sorry...do the pregnant womens' legs just not work at all? Overall, hard to see how this movie should be added to the Aliens and AVP series. It was lazy.

My mom was watching this movie when I walked by the living room. She was at the scene of Bridget's kids acting like a bunch of hooligans, and no belt in sight. Bridget's ranting in the bathroom made me shuffle in my seat. I've had enough of this Ozemptic actor. However, I did not leave the room. I sat down and criticized every part of this movie to teach my mom a lesson. Don't ever put on this boring ahh, unfunny movie in this house again. Anyways, it was D+ FOR EFFORT enjoy your Monday.

I couldn't get through half the movie. So boring.

Why didn't this kid get the belt for breaching the line and risking everyone ? Problem solved.

Leaves the hospital because they want to quarantine her, but signs a waiver while in quarantine of umbrella. I'm done

This was fart and burps to my ears

Genius comedy. Looking forward to Chuck's movie now

Good introduction, intensity, uplifting moments of redemption, and of course awesome fight scenes - what a vibe!