A contemporary comedy set in Los Angeles, Full Frontal traces the complicated relationship among seven friends as they deal with the fragile connections that bind them together. Full Frontal takes place during a twenty-four hour period - a day in the life of missed connections.
Full Frontal is like the 'Special Features' disc of the DVD without the original movie.
– Richard Roeper,
Ebert & Roeper,
5 Aug 2002
rotten:
Mr. Soderbergh's direction and visual style struck me as unusually and unimpressively fussy and pretentious.
– Andrew Sarris,
New York Observer,
8 Aug 2002
rotten:
A boring, amateurish, incomprehensible and stupefyingly pretentious pile of swill.
– Rex Reed,
New York Observer,
8 Aug 2002
rotten:
The best you can say about Full Frontal, an ensemble piece that flirts with ideas about illusion and reality, is that the movie qualifies as a failed experiment.
– Robert Denerstein,
Denver Rocky Mountain News,
9 Aug 2002
rotten:
Soderbergh is so busy trying to create his movie-within-a-movie -- and, in at least one instance, his movie-within- a-movie-within -a-movie -- that he botches the enclosing movie.