Hesher
Drama • R • 2010 • 1 hr 46 min
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I was blown away. Such an awesome movie!
Joseph Gordon levitt playing a metal head burnout is as much fun as it sounds. Wish there were sequels.
A little strange, but ultimately it’s a movie with a message, albeit a crude one
Really loved how it ended. All the performances were great.
A truly raw, bizarre look at a dirtbag teenage love triangle.
Great idea for a film and it’s full of unique, interesting characters. Not the best script, but it’s entertaining all the way through
Can’t remember how I ended up watching it, but I’m glad I did. It’s full of weird, dark, comedic moments and occasional nuggets of wisdom.
Heavy metal head has a lot of growing up to do. Instead of doing that, he crash lands at a kid's house. Snakes eat other snakes. Right shape
Unique, grotesque and wonderful. Good cast with a fantastic joseph gordon-levitt.
Great characters whose performances drip with emotion. A powerful movie about grief and the absurdities that give us perspective.
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