Itty Bitty Titty Committee (2007)

Wonderful character development!

Too much of everything

brilliant actors, brilliant editing

What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

This movie is a huge letdown. I ran into it already playing during a film club meeting. At no point in time was there any graphic oral sex, and virtually no scissoring. For something that bills itself as a 'lesbian' movie, you would expect, at the minimum, some feverish finger-blasting or some heated frottage. Instead you get a bunch of poorly acted activism and a ham handed political message and virtually nothing remotely arousing. If you want to see some really worn out looking women blathering about misogyny (which doesn't even real!) pass this movie up. Hustler's "No Man's Land: Asian Edition" is the far better lesbian movie you are looking for.

Disappointing. The lead characters have sizable boobs that would be considered "acceptable" by most men and women. Plus, one of them has a terrible nose job. When you already "have boobs," it's not as big a deal to refuse a padded bra as when you have "no boobs" and are considered "flat-chested," which is what I have experienced for many years. Where were the feminine characters with itty bitty titties?? I didn't see any in this film. It's possible to be femme and have small tits-- as in A or AA cup, not B cup or larger-- although the brainwashing forces of society would have us believing otherwise. For a conventionally pretty girl with tits (Melanie Diaz) to start an "Itty Bitty Titty Committee" seems condescending and indulgently self-righteous. I want to see itty bitty titties for real, and not only on "butch" women. Where is the authentic physical representation? This movie is not real. It's a minefield of mixed messages just like any other media geared towards women.

Some friends of mine recommended me the film Itty Bitty Titty Committee because they know the lesbian film Kissing Jessica Stein is one of my favorite romantic comedies.I did not like that film only for the lesbian subtext,but because I found it funny,honest and much more credible than most of the romantic comedies,in which the central couple falls in love because the screenplay says so and not because the story,performances or dialogues make us believe on that.Although I liked Kissing Jessica Stein more,Itty Bitty Titty Commitee is an excellent film which goes much more far away than being a simple romantic comedy,thanks to its intelligent screenplay and its fascinating ideas.The themes and messages from Itty Bitty Titty Committee are valid and simply great.This movie represents a great antidote against craps like Aquamarine and Bratz : The Movie,in which the female ideal is represented by the sizes of the bosoms,the popularity and the fashion.This movie also uses the "culture jamming" to spread its ideas,something similar to what people like Abbie Hoffman and Joey Skaggs did to show the hypocrisy,stupidity and contradictions from the society.The great thing this movie does is that it takes all that ideas putting an own ideology which leaves the spectator thinking and discussing when the movie is over.I truly admire when a movie provokes that on the spectator (at least in my case).I also appreciated the irreverent attitude from the audacious screenplay.The performances are excellent because they show enormous energy and enthusiasm.The only fail I found on this movie is that the ending could have been a bit more polished.But that's a minor fail which did not avoid me to like this movie very much.Itty Bitty Titty Committee is a brilliant movie which kept me enormously entertained and interested thanks to its performances,style,energy and its excellent screenplay,which is full of sharp dialogues and which has something to say.And,besides of entertaining me a lot,this movie also left me thinking.We need more films like this one.

Excitement, conflict and confrontation are key elements that this movie contains. It breaks the mold of status quo. The nudity was well placed, especially when the skin showing was mine (tee-hee-hee). They don't beat around the bush, too much, except for the sexual tension in the plot. Jamie Babbitt is a director like no other. She exudes the spirit of a pioneer, tackling the best scripts and conquering worlds we may never have imagined. This film shows tough exteriors and the mysterious interiors of the female psyche. Insightfully delivered, I recommend this to any open-minded souls or souls waiting to be opened. For all those lesbian-friendly folks, this is a great introduction to the wonderful world of empowered womyn. It also portrays many stereotypical actions of enlightened womyn, trying to find their niche.