Featured Audience Ratings

• William D

  
  A shallow, silly film that portrays all its characters, including Andy Warhol, as ditzy airheads. The only real airhead here is Mary Harron, the filmmaker who created this.

• Robert C

  
  Very well done. Really captures the look and feel of (what I would think) that whole "factory period" would have been like. Complete decadence on a totally supercial level. Lili Taylor is brilliant as is the rest of the cast. Don't get me wrong...Solano was… More
  Very well done. Really captures the look and feel of (what I would think) that whole "factory period" would have been like. Complete decadence on a totally supercial level. Lili Taylor is brilliant as is the rest of the cast. Don't get me wrong...Solano was completely unstable, but ultimately it's very sad in the sense that most of her "crazy" rantings seem to come true. Self fullfilling prophecy...or perhaps there was a little truth mixed in with her madness?

• Anthony L

  
  I have to say this wasn?t the film I was expecting. It did however, exceed my expectations that were already quite high! Mary Harron, is sadly, a very overlooked director.

• Leigh R

  
  Would have been okay if I were on acid. Although I love Lili Taylor so she did a fantastic job.

• Michael G

  
  Decent but boring.

• John B

  
  Slightly disappointing portrait of Andy Warhol's would be assassin. Interesting from an historical point of view..that's all.

• Mike T

  
  This script does very little for the interesting subject matter and the potential that the film has to offer. The acting is good overall and the story itself is quite interesting, but the writing is redundant and lacks focus.

• Laurence C

  
  When Andy Warhol (Jared Harris-- perfect) asks transvestite Candy Darling (Stephen Dorff, astonishing) ''How often do you have your period?'', to which she answers ''Every day. I'm *such* a woman.'', you know the ones behind the camera are… More
  When Andy Warhol (Jared Harris-- perfect) asks transvestite Candy Darling (Stephen Dorff, astonishing) ''How often do you have your period?'', to which she answers ''Every day. I'm *such* a woman.'', you know the ones behind the camera are having a wicked good time. Lili Taylor's one woman show is an enormous pleasure to watch, and caked with Harron's edgy-yet-blunt directing, I Shot Andry Warhol is a shot of adrenaline pumped directly into your brain.

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