Director John Waters' affection for camp brings texture to societal transgression in Female Trouble, a brazenly subversive dive into celebrity and mayhem. Read critic reviews
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An obese woman (Divine) gives birth to an obnoxious child and embarks upon a bizarre and violent life of crime.
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Rating: NC-17
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: John Waters
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Producer: John Waters
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Wizard Video
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Production Co: Dreamland
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While this revolting film is daring, funny and provocative for quite some time, soon it becomes insufferable with a bunch of people shrieking around without end and yelling at each other for much longer than our patience can take (hell, of course, this is John Waters).
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This is one of Waters' more political comedies, it's hilarious to watch, so campy and yet you can't help but laugh at the stupid dialogues.
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Featuring virtually the same cast as the more famous "Pink Flamingos" and in my opinion, I found it to be not as good as its predecessed, but it is still a decent flix with a bizarre story, good exploitation values.and quite amusing scenes for which the film isn't a complete waste.
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"I wanted Cha Cha heels" screams the 300 pound drag queen, before heading off to a life of murder, disfigurement, and stardom. Divine's speech at the end is one of the greatest things ever.
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