Walk All Over Me

2007
R
1h 39m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

A small town girl runs into big time trouble as she takes on her roommates identity as a dominatrix to pay the bills.

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A small town girl runs into big time trouble as she takes on her roommates identity as a dominatrix to pay the bills.A small town girl runs into big time trouble as she takes on her roommates identity as a dominatrix to pay the bills.A small town girl runs into big time trouble as she takes on her roommates identity as a dominatrix to pay the bills.

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations

Trivia
Mark Hall took part in this film as a featured extra as a mall security guard, and is briefly visible during the scene in the food court where Alberta throws orange soda on Isaac. While wiping the soda from his face, Isaac briefly glances behind him to see Mark Hall's character staring back at him.

Quotes
Alberta: How do you get them do to what you want?
Celene: Don't give them a choice. Believe in something strongly enough, even if it's total bullshit, so will everyone around you.

Crazy credits
Truck costumer Heather Neale is mistakenly credited as Props Builder.

Connections
Edited into Walk All Over Me: Deleted Scene (2008)

Soundtracks
The Upwards March
Performed by Bell Orchestre (as Bell Orchestre)
Written and Published by Pietro Amato, Kaveh Nabatian, Richard Reed Parry (as Richard Parry),
Stefan Schneider (SOCAN)
Courtesy of Rough Trade Records

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Review

Featured review

8/10

Pretentious Critics

First, this is a comedy; whoever tagged it as a thriller should watch it again. Second, the reviewers, see above, who didn't like it, simply didn't get it - the fault is in you guys, not this movie. Third, the movie is a self-deprecating, unpretentious romp in the peculiar genre of that is Canadian comedy. It's fun.

Lastly, a warning , the principal characters are empowered females, this may cause males of a particular persuasion fits of apoplexy, there should be a warning to this effect in the opening sequence...

At a production cost $3M, I consider this a good use of my tax dollars. And to the author of the synopsis, it's set in Vancouver not Seattle. duh.