Utility Exercise

The Dirt is an autobiography film that tells the story of the famous rock band Motley Crue. Since this movie is an autobiography it has to meet some criteria to be a great bio about the famous band. One of the criteria of a bio flick is how accurately the movie tells the story of the band and their timeline of events. This film meets this criteria very well because of the detail they give in the movie. They go into very fine detail with events such as Vince Neil's car crash, Nikki Sixx's overdose, and even how Tommy Lee felt about Nikki at Tommy's wedding.

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  1. English StudentDecember 3, 2019 at 6:49 AM

    This showed the Criteria and I also saw this movie and agree that they went into a lot of good detail about all of this.

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  2. RyanDecember 3, 2019 at 6:59 AM

    This was a pretty good movie, although I do recommend the book over it. It goes into more detail about everything, and is pretty funny at times.

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  3. Hayden HarmonDecember 3, 2019 at 7:02 AM

    The Dirt was funny as hell. I love biographies and I love when people do whatever they want just because they can

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