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I was at the SXSW premiere and honestly, my first thought was, "I wonder how long before AT blogs about this..." I figured the review would be positive, but did you really like the film that much?

I loved "Helvetica" and was really looking fwd to "Objectified" - I even made my work colleagues wait with me in the huge line for the screening. While I appreciate the message, I couldn't help but feel that the film, particularly the editing, could have been significantly better. Concepts where great, especially when Rob Walker was onscreen, but the actual presentation was dull and the interviews ran so long I lost interest even in the things with which I am usually obsessed. The guy sitting next to me actually fell asleep!

I'll admit that we left the theater still talking about how to create a good biodegradable toothbrush, but I was expecting more from Hustwit. And I was hoping AT would be more critical.

This post sounds like a book report, and it's full of punctuation issues. I understand that comes up sometimes when people are posting multiple times a day, but this is to the point of distracting from the subject matter. Actually, now that I look at the other posts by Monika, they ALL read like this. I expect more from an internationally-known blog.

You took the words right out of my head, OMG... that writing is awful and the punctuation makes it almost impossible to read... perhaps it's an English-as-a-second-language issue?

In any case, I think AT needs a little help in the editing/proofreading AND website functionality departments.

Tough love, AT... we expect better because we LOVE this site.

So she can't properly use an em dash or a comma or form complete sentences.... I had no problem reading this post.

While I agree that editing would be nice, you're reading a blog site, not a great work of literature.

Chillax--it's not like it's another freaking "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster. Save the snarkiness for the house tours.