Yes, Memorial Day is as dumb and unwatchable as it sounds.
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02/06/09
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Memorial Day (2009)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:1
Rotten:9
Average Rating:3.7/10
Theatrical Release:Feb 4, 2009 Limited
Synopsis: On a wild Memorial Day weekend, young partiers film themselves in ever more compromising positions. As things start to spiral out of control, the story suddenly veers off into an unexpected realm.... [More]
Starring: Sarah Nedwek, Neil Knox, Pedro Rafael Rodriguez, Robert Saietta
Director: Josh Fox
Reviews for Memorial Day
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Top CriticFor all its visceral assaults and improv-ish aesthetics, in the end Memorial Day offers a conventional moral assessment.
02/06/09
Most of the last hour of Memorial Day feels like a retread at least, and horribly exploitative at worst.
02/05/09
An often bland, repetitive and quite nauseating experience.
02/04/09
Fox’s directorial debut is a strangely fascinating piece of misguided intentions, a crooked attempt to editorialize on the ugliest aspects of human nature gone awry.
02/04/09
Memorial Day sets up the party zone as a moral equivalent to the war zone, hammers that connection home and then stops-content with offering an equation in lieu of an argument
02/04/09
Rather than backing up the old chestnut about the banality of evil, Memorial Day does nothing but remind us that cinematic repetition inevitably robs immorality of its impact.
02/04/09
Memorial Day moves from clever mock documentary to groan-inducing conceptualism.
02/04/09
Top CriticBack in Iraq, the film's trite, unexamined spectacle of men and women behaving badly proceeds.
02/03/09
Top CriticUnpleasant concoction attempting to link soldiers on a drunken, sex-filled holiday beach leave with their horrific, sadistic behavior at an Abu Ghraib-like Iraqi prison is literally nauseating, no thanks to camerawork gone wild.
02/03/09
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