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The unsuspecting stars (who died in 1992 and '96, respectively) begin to seem less like nightmare neighbors and more like the victims of rampant exploitation and voyeurism. October 13, 2011 | Full Review…
The unsuspecting stars (who died in 1992 and '96, respectively) begin to seem less like nightmare neighbors and more like the victims of rampant exploitation and voyeurism.
J. R. Jones
Bate chronicles the whole wooly story with admirable clarity and resourcefulness, even when a lack of visual material forces him to resort too often to reenactment and dramatization. September 23, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Bate chronicles the whole wooly story with admirable clarity and resourcefulness, even when a lack of visual material forces him to resort too often to reenactment and dramatization.
Ann Hornaday
Casts a wide net of inquiry over this sometimes appalling story, which raises timely questions about the differences between creation and exploitation. September 22, 2011 | Rating: 3/4
Casts a wide net of inquiry over this sometimes appalling story, which raises timely questions about the differences between creation and exploitation.
Tom Keogh
It's a strange story, and the stylish and well-edited documentary "Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure" gets it down. But yet it doesn't quite get it. September 16, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/4
It's a strange story, and the stylish and well-edited documentary "Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure" gets it down. But yet it doesn't quite get it.
Stephen Whitty
For the most part, this is a feature-length documentary that begs to be turned into a YouTube clip -- junky and ephemeral. September 16, 2011 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
For the most part, this is a feature-length documentary that begs to be turned into a YouTube clip -- junky and ephemeral.
Kyle Smith
Goes from funny to not funny in about the length of time it takes for the lawyers to get involved. September 15, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
Goes from funny to not funny in about the length of time it takes for the lawyers to get involved.
Mark Olsen
An intriguing study of how information spreads, and a sober meditation on human relationships. August 30, 2018 | Full Review…
An intriguing study of how information spreads, and a sober meditation on human relationships.
Pat Padua
What starts as a clever comedy piece about the popularity of the actual recordings becomes something more poignant when director Matthew Bate starts asking questions about privacy and unwanted celebrity. October 14, 2011 | Rating: 3.5/5.0 | Full Review…
What starts as a clever comedy piece about the popularity of the actual recordings becomes something more poignant when director Matthew Bate starts asking questions about privacy and unwanted celebrity.
Brian Tallerico
It's a fascinating, occasionally nauseating tale of wasted human life, energy, and brain cells. October 9, 2011 | Full Review…
It's a fascinating, occasionally nauseating tale of wasted human life, energy, and brain cells.
Chris Chang
Quote not available. October 8, 2011 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…
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Bate's facile and dispiriting documentary never makes a case for why this particular slice of audio verit required resurrecting from the graveyard of pop culture arcana. October 7, 2011 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…
Bate's facile and dispiriting documentary never makes a case for why this particular slice of audio verit required resurrecting from the graveyard of pop culture arcana.
Kimberley Jones
Bate sort of lets everyone off the hook under the art-for-art's-sake clause. But at least he raises the still-relevant question of whether just because you can tape your neighbor makes it art - or makes it right. September 29, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Bate sort of lets everyone off the hook under the art-for-art's-sake clause. But at least he raises the still-relevant question of whether just because you can tape your neighbor makes it art - or makes it right.
Chris Foran
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