May (DVD)

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... unconventional appearance. Her only real friend is a glass-encased doll named Suzy that her mother gave her once. The film's main focus is upon a quote her mother once said to her - "If you can't find a friend, make one" - for May takes this perhaps too literally, and endeavours to make a friend out of the body parts of various people who she deems not to be worthy. She also comes across Adam (Jeremy Sisto, most famed for his role in the superb HBO show Six Feet Under), a charming mechanic who can perhaps ch...more

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May (DVD): A comedy so dark you'll be reaching for the light switch (289 words)
by - written on 26/07/09 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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May is a little known, rather disturbing black comedy that's also surprisingly sweet, and made a name for its editor, Rian Johnson, who went on to write and direct the super neo noir film Brick. On a budget of $500,000, director Lucky McKee has crafted a charming, hilarious, and altogether endearing film. May Dove Kennedy (Angela Bettis) is a rather shy and retiring young woman who has been bullied for the majority of her life because of her curious, unconventional appearance. Her only real friend is a glass-encased doll named Suzy that her mother gave her once. The film's main focus is upon a quote her mother once said to her - "If you can't find a ... Read the complete review

You Never Know Where It's Going (699 words)
by - written on 27/05/08 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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May (Angela Bettis; Toolbox Murders, Sick Girl) had a sad upbringing, an eye patch (due to her having an incredibly lazy eye) over her right eye made her look like a pirate, segregating her from other kids. As an adult hope for her future finally arrives in the form of contact lenses. No sooner are the contact lenses installed than May is looking to begin her new life. May sets her sights on an unusual Dario Argento fan called Adam (Jeremy Sisto; Population 436, Six Feet Under), whom she believes is 100% perfect. After May's less than perfect early start to life perfection is so important. But surely nobodies perfect? May starts like a quirky twisted romantic ... Read the complete review

May (DVD): Simply Gore-geous! (132 words)
by - written on 17/07/06 (Somewhat useful, 53 readings)
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May is a modernized femme version of Doctor Frankenstein, it is about a young adult named May that hasn't many friends. Upon meeting a gentleman on her way to work one day, her social horizons expand. She soon learns how it feels to be in love, lose love, cope with the emotional effects of being stabbed in the back and lied to. Eventually she decides that maybe not everyone is for her - on the contrary, maybe they are..piece my piece May makes her own 'friend'. This movie was absolutely amazing! I could watch it over and over again. Though the movie has lots of gore, the dark humor makes up for it! I reccomend this to any horror film lover young or old. I hope ... Read the complete review

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