Spun

Greg S.

One of the movies you add to your que out of curiosity then forget about till it arrives. I didn't dislike the film as much as others but it was pretty irritating. I didn't feel there was a lot of insight to drug use, it felt more like exploitation some have offered up the idea that it's actually satire but if so that was lost on me. Schwartzman and Murphy bring some nice pathos though. Has redeeming qualities.

Kamran

Rapid editing and fast motion complement the portrayed psychological frenzy to varying effect, from genius to tendentious. 68/100 - Decent. (2.5)

smndvdcl

While I'm all for ramshackle, messy, rough-around-the-edges films, 'Spun' tips over into formlessness and an over-enthusiastic attempt to shock but with variable results.

Antonio León Medina

The visual style plays perfect with the drug addiction of the characters in fiction, and are consistent with your actions to get high. Close-ups , quick cuts , it gives a very fast environment and a lot of adrenaline to the role of Rose.

runfromfire

Disjointed, frenzied, and ultimately pointless. All these years later and the only things I remember are Mena Suvari taking a dump and Mickey Rourke eating it in a silent meth lab explosion.

Ruby

Pretty cracked. This movie did well in that it made you feel like you were on meth amphetamine. Fairly disjointed narrative. The cinematography was pretty original, but it just came across as overly ambitious and erratic. The only genuinely believable and likeable character was Nicki, and even then they didn't explore her full potential.

Thresk

Mickey Rourke as the cook, Debby Harry as the landlady? Rob Halford as the porn clerk! Alexis Arquette! C'mon, it wasn't THAT bad! ★★★ for the yuks

galuh indri

shots on point.