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The Last Days Of Disco - Whit Stillman (1998)

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Droning gab-athon about who knows what.

Sheer obstinacy stopped me from hitting the stop button.

The only redeeming point was the appearance of Kate Beckinsale & Chloe Sevigny who appeared many years later in the same director's vastly superior little gem Love & Friendship.

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3 hours ago, duaneiac said:

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The MST3K version.  A strong contender for the title of "Worst Movie Ever Made".

Many, many years ago my friends and I came out of this declaring it the worst movie ever made. Any other contenders?

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Early on, while watching this movie, a quiet voice deep within me began urging, "get out now".  I wish I had listened to that voice.  This movie is a total waste of time.  Not just the viewer's time, but also a waste of time (as well as talent, energy and resources) for the starring actors and the filmmakers.  There was nothing at all likable about this movie. 

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On ‎7‎/‎9‎/‎2017 at 0:25 AM, duaneiac said:

A strong contender for the title of "Worst Movie Ever Made".

It would have to unseat "Tree of Life".  Good god, a clinical exposition of mass Academy delusion.

"Bug".  Genius.  The raw pathos of human desperation and madness in a sublime mix of brilliantly paced, gut wrenching suspense.  To quote Letterman, when he was worth quoting:  "The paramters are askew."  In some small way, the world would be a better place with more like this.  Did anyone here see Shannon live while the stage play was touring?

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Duane, in 2014 or 2015, oldies.com had the DVD of Yucca Flats for 99 cents.  I bought it and a number of other '50s horror pictures for the kids at my church for Christmas.

PS - Another one was a Richard Boone vehicle called I Bury the Living!

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1 hour ago, Kate said:

It would have to unseat "Tree of Life".  Good god, a clinical exposition of mass Academy delusion.

"Bug".  Genius.  The raw pathos of human desperation and madness in a sublime mix of brilliantly paced, gut wrenching suspense.  To quote Letterman, when he was worth quoting:  "The paramters are askew."  In some small way, the world would be a better place with more like this.  Did anyone here see Shannon live while the stage play was touring?

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Although I don't think it's the worst film ever made, Tree Of Life and all the director's subsequent films are unwatchable.

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A Quiet Passion - Terence Davis (2016)

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Cynthia Nixon gives a stellar performance as Emily Dickinson.

Very impressed by the whole film. It has all the usual trademarks of a Davis film plus truly witty and sparkling dialogue, especially in the earlier parts.

The ghost of Bergman hangs over the film more heavily as it progresses.

This might be his finest all round film and certainly one of the best of the year.

 

 

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Neruda - Pablo Larrain (2016)

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Narrative driven but as poetic, unpredictable and unconventional as it's subject.

Very interesting and well made account of political persecution in Chile just after WW2.

If you like his other films you'll like this one too.

Seems he made it at the same time as he was doing Jackie.

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2 hours ago, kinuta said:

Neruda - Pablo Larrain (2016)

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Narrative driven but as poetic, unpredictable and unconventional as it's subject.

Very interesting and well made account of political persecution in Chile just after WW2.

If you like his other films you'll like this one too.

Seems he made it at the same time as he was doing Jackie.

Yes, saw it. Well up to standard, though Tony Manero remains my favourite.

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