Gil-44
Iscritto in data nov 1999
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Valutazione di Gil-44
If your idea of fun is watching Adam West dance and simulate receiving oral sex, by all means, enjoy. Otherwise, this may very well be the worst movie I've seen made in the 80's. And I've seen SQUEEZE PLAY.
Phil Silvers was in this, too. And Rob Petrie's boss.
Phil Silvers was in this, too. And Rob Petrie's boss.
Stick around for the funny scene involving Chris Elliot and David Letterman (about 15 minutes in). It's like a continuation of the skits Elliot did on the DL show...you remember..when it was funny? Anyhow, after the scene ends, immediately turn off the television and go do something else. Read a book. Walk the dog. If you don't, I bet you'll wish you did...
I revisited this movie 15 years after seeing it for the first time, and what a movie! Yeah, it's the Police, and Devo at the height of their powers and popularity (the excitement and newness is palpable); But it's also Klaus Nomi, Skafish (very Zappa-esque, "Sign of the Cross" indeed), your only chance to see Andy Partridge and XTC live (again, the excitement and sense of discovery is almost overwhelming--he stopped touring entirely shortly after due to stage-fright, but his almost manic delivery makes one wonder What If) as well as brief bright lights like Echo and the Bunnymen, Gary Neuman, AuPairs, and a surprisingly good live turn by the GoGos. I say they'll never do this again because record companies would never agree to such diverse rosters in the same film, and who would go see it when music no longer carries that sweet sense of discovery?