Written, directed, scored, and starred in by Vincent Gallo.

One of the most interesting films with interesting characters i've seen in a while.

Anyone seen it?

i really liked it at the time. I'm not sure that i'll ever watch it again though.

I saw it on video the year it came out, but I haven't seen it again since. I don't remember much about it.
Vincent Gallo was at the Bright Eyes gig in Omaha last week.

I think it was easily one of the shittiest movies I've ever seen.

yeah, the only worthwhile part was the stick-shift scene.

I really dig Gallo, which apparently puts me into the minority pretty much anywhere I go. I thought Brown Bunny was excellent, and Buffalo 66 was worthwhile as well. I wish he had a better reputation. His music ain't bad either.

Is Christina Ricci in this?

yes.

Not if you're around artsy chicks.

Boring shite.

sucked

I only like it because the watching scenes with the parents of VG's character is like watching scenes of my own parents. Otherwise, boring as hell.

Brown Bunny... now there's a movie. I slept through most of the movie pre-blow job, giggled through the blow job scene, and then felt really sad for VG for the rest of the movie. It was okay.

Tiny V Gallo is pure comedy. I love how he claims to have invented hip-hop and feigns hate for women. Little man's complex works in mysterious ways. I like him enough and enjoyed this movie if not only for B Gazzara, A Huston and M Rourke's performances. That Arquette was pretty nasty, too. Why all the hate?

I remember being excited about seeing it, but afterwards, felt underwhelmed. Weird vehicle for Christina Ricci to pick for resume padding.

loved it, especially the bowling scene, the scene with his parents, and the stick shift scene

I spent way too damn much time in that bus station when I was a college student.

this movie is friggin great
im surprised so many have a genuine dislike for it
i would understand not giving a shit about it
but actually disliking it i dont get

ive watched it a few times

"spanding time" always gets to me

My stepfather liked it. I havn't seen it.

the only thing that saves this film is the cast.
vincent gallo is a HACK.
this is as close to an artist as he's ever going to get. his half-hit-wonder.
he's not nearly as clever as he (and the indie art punks) thinks he is.

I liked it, I think. Hard to understand the strong feelings either way.