Totally F... ed Up

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Jens B @Jens97 Jun 3, 2026 Gregg Araki’s experimental video diary of queer young Angelenos in the 90s is, above all, one thing: boring. Much like in Larry Clark’s work, the kids bore their way through their more or less privileged lives, navigating all the typical adolescent woes. Watching it, I felt as though I were looking at a pretentious video installation. Don’t get me wrong—I like Araki; I like him a lot, actually. It’s just that *Totally F***ed Up*, unfortunately, wasn’t for me. See more Cadu C @RT43479466 Apr 10, 2026 As much as the story don't compensate for itself, every think and feeling of every character is a deep inside a confused young queer mind, so, I feel the movie did well! See more Sergio A @Sergio83 Jun 9, 2025 Another cinematic exercise by Gregg Araki that, while offering some good ideas and even flashes of absurdity (like the characters walking around randomly in chains), still manages to bring serious themes to the surface. Much like The Living End, it feels more like an experiment than a fully realized film. It has its moments, but its intentions remain somewhat unformed. See more Mason M @RT73597940 Nov 25, 2024 An interesting look on the youth of America and the ongoing dread they face. With surprisingly beautiful visuals and heartbreaking execution, Totally F***ed Up is a very good and well done film for a concept that could've easily been a failure. See more Olive @RT47059699 Feb 20, 2024 absolutely in love with gregg araki's cinematography and the visual aesthetic of his movies and characters, and i love the soundtracks of his movies as well, it's like the songs all came from my playlists. See more Thee S @RT96701086 Jun 28, 2023 Very angsty, but fitting. See more Read all reviews

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