John Waters, Allison Madwatkins
Jeff Garlin's documentary on the work of John Waters.
Stats: 144 reviews
Unlike the synopsis says, this isn't a doc on Waters, it's Waters live doing some stand-up with some reflection on his movies, inspiration, actors, incidents with censors, hobbies, and just suggesting some things that everyone should be doing, like instead of expensive lobbying, ...( read more)
It's always great listening to John Waters, whether it be on a commentary track or an interview. This film is no different. Waters is always engaging and Garlin really never interferes with the show. Good stuff.
John Waters gives his uniquely, hysterical view of film making and life in general. He covers every thing you want to know, and a lot of stuff that you may not have thought you wanted to know, but deep down inside that little voice was saying, "teach me the ways of filth, O elde...( read more)
He would be great at stand up comedy.The filmed lecture was very funny.
So hilarious...I could listen to this man talk for hours...especially when he is answering all the questions you want to know.
The fabulous John Waters on stage talking about everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask him. He speaks about his films, the actors he's worked with, the reactions he has received, the directors he's loved and his crazy fans. I love this guy so I was happy to get th...( read more)
Terrific spoken word/stand up performance by John Waters, who waxes poetic about his films, his career and philosophies on life in this 90 minute film.
Fun stuff, check it out!
I adore John Waters for being himself. Here is 150% Waters. In other words, if you like the man, you will love hearing what he has to say for himself.
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