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Full disclosure: I only streamed this because hot Megan Fox was in it. At least I think she was. This movie was so freaking bad that I spaced out many times during it. Frankly, I only remember Megan for a few minutes maybe 50 minutes into the movie. But as I said, this is a space out movie. It is one of the worst written and directed films I've seen in about a decade. It is so slow you will be drowsing off following the credits. I'm not even sure why this movie was made, or how it got backing. It goes no where. You have no sympathy or empathy for the main character whatsoever. Please, never direct a movie again.

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As was to be expected with a kind of auto biopic of Machine Gun Kelly, there wasn't a whole lot of drama or depth to create a detailed and intriguing story with. That being said the performance delivered still made it enjoyable and realistic. With a better script based around the more dramatic tales from the Rap scene this could've been great. Never the less, it was produced well and for a music fan, it doesn't disappoint. As a movie fan don't go into it with the highest expectations and you will be satisfied. The music component of the film with integration of a songs conception, mixing and finalisation throughout is an amazing concept, one that was delivered well and could be used to great effect in other projects. Overall I see the film as not great but is good and groundbreaking in some ways. When looking back in a few years, it will hopefully be an acting and film turning point in Colson's career.

Mgk/Colson Baker shows off his acting skills while simultaneously being able to relate much to the film which often helps. Not necessarily a movie for those who don't like to feel uncomfortable though as this movie delves into dark topics but in a not so black and white way. I appreciate that subtlety though as you see the characters who are actively enabling the bad sides of the main character "cole" (mgk) still express care for him in their own way and thats a fact I can appreciate instead of making good characters all good and bad characters all bad. And cole at his worst sometimes doesn't even know how much of an jerk he's being and some may be uncomfortable telling him while others try to with the intent to help. Cole is a character who you simultaneously hate, feel bad for, & root for, which why this movie is uncomfortable is the best ways. It challenges you to look past a hard and abrasive exterior and see the heart of someone who is struggling. But at the end of the day it's hard to help someone who won't help themselves or let you help. It's also a look at the darker side of an industry that is supposed to being happiness and entertainment.

Let me start off my saying as a die hard MGK fan, I really wanted to like this film and I did. In many many ways it was beautiful and tragic and I can acknowledge all the work and passion he put into this film. It wasn't bad at all. The premise is great. And the title track is even better. BUT I'm not gonna lie, I did expect more from it. It develops rather slowly. There's hardly any action and most of the scenes are just of people talking. By the end of it, I felt like nothing much really happened - which, I mean I guess is fine if that's what they were going for but I just really wish that they had developped his storyline a little more. Nonetheless, I did like the film. MGK was amazing in it and I would definitely watch it again.

The vibes I got from this film are intitled rocker with absolutely zero accountability. I've struggled with mental health my whole life & can resonate with deep pain but the self-centered, entitled attitude this man seems to have in this film is beyond comprehension. I can understand being raw and putting yourself out there but the only vibes I got from this film is that this person is clearly allowing their mental illness to completely take over their life and make exuses for every poor choice they decide to make. Most definitely no inspiration to be found in this film , more then just pure embarrassment of the toxic behavior exused simply by "I'm a rockstar " give me a break.

This was so raw and beautiful. Colson Baker really killed this roll. I know Colson related hard to this roll you could see the pain in his eyes uncanny. As Ruby Rose said on her instagram post he sure is raw,intelligent, hard working and he has saved so many lives. Everyone needs to stop putting to much effort and energy in hate and pulling others down. Start picking each other up Or mind your business work on yourself. All the unnecessary hate is such a waste of time. Don't hate just because you don't understand why someone is where theyre . He put the work in and he is killing it . Est fam !!

Do you like entertainment? Then this movie is NOT for you. It's boring from beginning to end. The main character is so unlikable and one note that you wish he would overdose within the first 15 minutes just so the movie can end. Wannabe Kurt Cobain is a drug addicted rock star. That's the plot. It's unoriginal, poorly acted, and it rivals paint drying in the entertainment department. Clearly MGK realizes he's never going to be Eminem so he's trying to be Kurt Cobain. He's just a copycat of other people. His acting range in this film goes between depressed and manic. You won't get anything else from the main character. What a BORING film.

I felt the scary reality of the raw emotion, pain and feeling of hollowness in the lead character. Wanting to be loved, but not allowing it to happen. Defending his soul from pain by creating his own self-inflicted personal torture or numbing all feeling with drugs. The musical score is dark and well-aligned to the message of this film. Being rich, famous, and surrounded by powerful people or fleeting fandom does not mean one is well, happy, and fulfilled. It will leave you contemplative and uncomfortable. Those may not be feelings you look for in a film, but a film that makes you feel is rare. Invest you time in this one. Feeling something is valuable.