monsieurzy
Iscritto in data set 2004
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Valutazione di monsieurzy
One can only hope this was made by a first year film student, and not someone who's been in the business for a while. From the opening factual error , stating the events took place in "1969, the summer of love" (was this written by a millennial kid who had no idea of 1967?) I knew I was in for a stinker. I get the feeling the writer/director saw The Strangers with Liv Tyler and said "yeah, we're gonna make something like that, only BETTER!!"..with any luck, they've since left the film industry.
never saw it , but how well I remember Mickey appearing on the Virginia Graham Show to promote it....(this was well after the series had been cancelled so I was interested to see what he was up to)...Mickey came out and described the plot of the film and then they showed a short clip...it was the big moment when his friend breaks the news that it's only a weed that' he's growing..when the clip was over they cut back to Mickey and he was doing some hammy fake crying over how touching it was. ..even as a young teen I could smell a stinker...it all seemed so sad to see one of the Monkees doing this just to keep working...as I got older I realized this happens to everyone at some time or another...and I wonder if this movie could be any worse than the pathetic Monkees reunion TV show from the 1990s
I had this on video when it was first made available, but got rid of it during a binge of housecleaning..and NOW I wish I had it again for another view..some of it is interesting (as the other reviewer says, you get to see Bowie pre-dental cosmetics..during Space Oddity Bowie looks like he could bite through a microphone with those huge choppers...the best part of this are the performances of two rare Bowie songs: Ching-a-Ling (with ex girlfriend Hermione) and When I'm Five..the Lindsay Kemp inspired pantomime is pretty embarrassing (was Kemp EVER any good?..his performance in Wickerman is one of the few drawbacks)..oh well..I keep my eyes open for chance to pick this up again ...as a side note, youtube.com has several clips from this for your viewing pleasure