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If the people involved in this project had wanted to tell the truth about Edie, they would have corroborated their "facts", which they clearly did not. \n\nLet's see now... Edie was never a heroin addict. They forget to mention she was bipolar years before the syndrome was accepted in the United States. Her brothers, Minty and Bobbie, and her father never molested her. She was bulimic, not
In the beginning it seemed to be a little slow moving , but quickly after it took off and I found myself intrigued by the times it was suppossedly part of. The sad part is that it moved me so that the next day I wanted to find out more about Edie.Unfortunately Warhol has blocked her out of his past of which she seemed to be such a part of. If you are a hippie or flower child raised , or you
i was completely capitvated by this movie. i found it to be extremely fascinated. i left the movie in a state of shock and awe. sienna miller portrayal of edie sedgwick was fantastic especially considering the demands of the role. i think guy pearce did a fabulous job of playing andy warhol, but i think it was the mistake of the director to portray warhol as such a cut and dry character who was
I didn't intend to see the movie when I first saw the trailer but was curious about the culture from which it was spun. I'm glad I took a chance on it because the content and characters were fascinating and well acted out. You must be open and aware of the struggles of the art world when it was breaking out to different realms. I found myself in awe as the movie progressed. Very emotional scenes!
Why would that be - because of the Warhol museum?????
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Carrie Rickey
Philadelphia Inquirer
For Hickenlooper and Mauzner, Sedgwick is more interesting for whom she slept with than who she was. Their movie may indict Warhol for exploiting Sedgwick, but they're just as guilty. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
If not for Sienna Miller's engaging portrayal of Edie Sedgwick, Factory Girl would have little to offer. Full Review
Dana Stevens
Slate
For a movie about the tumultuous friendships among artists, musicians, and filmmakers during one of the 20th century's periods of creative ferment, Factory Girl is remarkably incurious about cinema, music, and art. Full Review
Desson Thomson
Washington Post
We find ourselves wondering about the real story, not this version. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
The movie ends up feeling superficial and mechanical. Warhol is a cut-and-dried villain rather than a complex individual. Full Review
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