Im not ashamed stills?

Does anyone have any stills from the movie?

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The actor who played Dyldo in this movie (a fate I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy--looking like Dylan, that is) was in "I, Tonya" recently as one of Tonya Harding's earlier redneck boyfriends.

Lunkhead McGrath wrote:

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The actor who played Dyldo in this movie (a fate I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy--looking like Dylan, that is) was in "I, Tonya" recently as one of Tonya Harding's earlier redneck boyfriends.  

I feel bad for anyone that participated in this shit heap of a movie.

I was a bit tipsy watching I Tonya with my friend and I yelled really loud it’s Dylan!!!

I don’t get why people think Dylan was ugly. I mean what he did was ugly but beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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This is an odd photo. Can you imagine making a movie about the life and death of your daughter, and having the cast and crew smile and pose with actor's dressed as the ones who murdered her?

Screamingophelia wrote:

I don’t get why people think Dylan was ugly.  

Really depends on who you ask...

QuestionMark wrote:

Screamingophelia wrote:

I don’t get why people think Dylan was ugly.  

Really depends on who you ask...

Exactly, to each their own.

I don't think he photographed well. I can sympathize sometimes in pictures I look nice and sometimes I look a drowned rat...

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This is an odd photo. Can you imagine making a movie about the life and death of your daughter, and having the cast and crew smile and pose with actor's dressed as the ones who murdered her?

I would think to say yes but there have been so many instances where the families, friends, etc. have served as consultants on movies that very much fictionalized and dramatized what happened to they or their loved ones in question, so really the answer's gonna have to be no.

As someone who's inspiring to be an actor, I would never be in this garbage film.

Actors need to work just as much as the next person, picking and choosing movies at your will doesn't usually lead somewhere. Not only because it makes you inexperienced, but because there won't be enough for directors to see you of you in order to decide if they want you in or not.

It wasn't that bad of a movie for people looking in from the outside, non researchers that is. People take bad roles without knowing sometimes, you just make the best out of a situation.

With that said, this movie really did SUCK with all the bad Eric/Dylan scenes. Rachels alone were fine.

I find it funny that they could not get something as simple as the color of Dylan's pants correct.

Silent Professor wrote:

I find it funny that they could not get something as simple as the color of Dylan's pants correct.

Very true indeed!

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Silent Professor wrote:

I find it funny that they could not get something as simple as the color of Dylan's pants correct.

Very true indeed!

Lol, I suppose they thought they could get away with putting in the bare minimum effort with their outfits since viewers would not see them for long. Also, Dylan's untucked t-shirt and Eric's lack of ammo pouches triggers me.

The movie was so bad

All of the clothes in that movie were so anachronistic. A few flannel shirts does not make styles from 2016 suddenly the same as the late 90s. I mean that's the least of the problems with the movie. I watched it with my sister, she was hesitant but still wanted to see it, she was so upset. She also thinks one of the mean bad girls that were her friends in the movie was based on her.