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The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

I have to say, John Cameron Mitchell looked absolutely stunning as a drag queen and boy he really has the voice! Why hasn't the guy got a record deal? God someone should hire him on!Anyways, I found the storyline really all over the place. I didn't understand on what does happen among the characters or what they are actually saying in order for me to understand. It really was frustrating to think of how I was gonna understand this but I think the whole story was just confusing me! I mean like it would've been better if they tweaked the storyline a little bit then I would've give this entire movie 10 stars!I would suggest people to watch this film but I would say, yeah but it will be hard to understand but listen for the music just!

If you don't think there;s a gay agenda then believe the glowing reviews. I'll tell you the truth.Hedwig, born a boy named Hansel in East Berlin, fell in love with an American G.I. and underwent a sex-change operation in order to marry him and flee to the West. Unfortunately, nothing worked out quite as it was supposed to - years later, Hedwig is leading her rock band on a tour of the U.S., telling her life story through a series of concerts at Bilgewater Inn seafood restaurants. Her tour dates coincide with those of arena-rock star Tommy Gnosis, a wide-eyed boy who once loved Hedwig... but then left with all her songs.I first saw this off Broadway where it began. MehThe the CD came out and some how it was ALWAYS up front in Tower records. ALWAYS.Then this movie. Unwatchable. Now Broadway!!!!Let's pray it opens and closes the first night. It's nothing but propaganda created by an abnormal lifestyle.

This would have been a better story if it were based on a real person. The fact that it is fictional seriously detracts from why anyone should care.Aspects of Hedwig's saga are compelling, especially the stuff about growing up in East Germany, though I didn't buy for a minute that her mother would have suggested sex-reassignment surgery so she could marry an American GI. Hedwig's characterization is OK. Basically, Hedwig is a navel-examining narcissist who is seriously depressed. John Cameron Mitchell does a good job of portraying this transsexual, but watching her rant and gyrate on stage got pretty one-note quick.I was impressed with the performance of Miriam Shor as Yizchak. While I admired the physical beauty of this character, I did not realize he was played by a woman till he spoke, in a lovely Russian accent, and I looked up the credits. Excellent illusion making. The whole subplot involving Johnny Gnosis felt like filler most of the time.In all, I'm glad I saw this latter-day cult classic just to see what it was about. But I don't think it'll do anything for me beyond that. And that's not why I see movies.

Fantastic rock musical about a German transsexual singer and her band's rivalry with a young and mainstream hipster."Hedwig and the Angry Inch" is simply brilliant, a glorious ode to making peace with yourself, whoever you are. John Cameron Mitchell, who created the role and the stage show on which the film is based, is phenomenal, taking a character whose persona is built on caricature and letting us see the good, bad and everything in between of the real person. It helps that the film's soundtrack is stunning -- there's not really a weak song in the bunch.My personal favorites are "Origin of Love" and "Wig in a Box." Grade: A+