Factory Girl

This movie is bad. I read Jean Stein's book. I have seen quite a few of Sedgwick’s movies. Factory Girl was a crude, rough, and inaccurate comic book portrayal of Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol and company.Many reviewers have remarked on... Full review

For the concerted effort Sienna Miller puts into her searing portrayal of Warhol protégé and underground celebrity Edie Sedgwick, it would have been rewarding to experience a film that matches her unbridled dramatic impact. Unfortunately, director George Hickenlooper, primarily a... Full review

Alright yea its a mess, but going in KNOWING it is a mess allowed me to view this film with more forgiveness than the average film critic was willing to shell out. First off there's the acting which is all over... Full review

(Possible spoilers, though unlikely) Okay, let me say that I enjoyed Factory Girl for what it is and think it is worth renting. The story stars Sienna Miller as the fated Edie Sedgwick and Guy Pearace as vapid pop culture icon,... Full review

I've adored Edie for years now and against my better judgment, I thought Hollywood would do her justice. Sadly, they didn't. Before this film was even finished, lawsuits were being considered and scenes were being reshot & added after the... Full review

It is utterly incomprehensible how this managed to make it to the big screen. The script fails to provide the background of any of the characters or the politics of the time in which they functioned, rendering the story superfluous.... Full review

"The Factory" was the entire fifth floor studio of 231 East 47th Street in Midtown Manhattan serving as artistic sanctuary for Andy Warhol and the place for artsy types in the mid to late 60's. It's also where Edie Sedgwick... Full review

Greetings again from the darkness. Andy Warhol and The Factory poses quite the challenge to any filmmaker attempting to capture the look, feel and pain of that world unto itself. Director George Hickenlooper's best work has been "Mayor of Sunset... Full review

The filmmakers have done the impossible: taken the story of Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol's muse and the object of underground fascination for Forty YEARS and produced a movie so banal, predictable, and downright boring that the they must be applauded... Full review

I knew a lot about Edie Sedgwick before seeing the film and was even prepared for inaccuracies but the major problem with this film is that it is inaccurate not for the purpose of making a point but that it... Full review

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