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1/10
Absolutely hilarious
16 April 2000
This movie... I still can't believe how they didn't manage to get even _one_ decent actor into the thing. Every single line is spoken badly, and written even worse. Filled with plotholes, illogicalities and just plain stupid ideas, this movie is nothing short of a classic. The beginning is only stupid, and as the movie advances, so does the brainlessness. And when the finale is reached.. I'll tell you, you won't stop laughing for quite a while. Bit of a shame, since this isn't actually a comedy.
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8/10
Masterpiece of a master
11 September 1999
This movie is a combination of documentary, fiction and fictive documentary. It uses old interviews of Hanoi Rocks and live material filmed at several locations and times. The cuts are clever, and the film really keeps you tied in.

Andy McCoy is, to say the least, interesting. The best scenes of him are when he's in a hospital or touring and so on, when he doesn't act, but is himself. The movie gets even fighteningly close to who Andy really is.

Any Andy fan should see this. Just for the music, if nothing else.
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