Allan Arkush on “Sid and Nancy”
Mar 30, 2012
Trailer 716 of 906
Roger Ebert called Alex Cox's unexpectedly romantic dissection of the destructive relationship between Sid Vicious and Chloe Webb "Punk Rock's Romeo and Juliet". Johnny Rotten (aka John Lydon) was no fan of the film, claiming he'd been intentionally bypassed and that the movie was "the lowest form of life". The soundtrack contains no songs by Sid Vicious or the Sex Pistols. Instead the music is contributed by Pray for Rain, Joe Strummer and The Pogues.
George White on War Hunt
06/19/2013
It wasn't the late 40s, it was the mid-50s, early 60s that they kept introducing Saxon..
Bill Warren on Mutiny On The Bounty
06/15/2013
Oddly enough, Brando didn't marry the female star of this movie--but instead Movita Castaneda, the female star of the 1935 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY..
Phil on TNT Jackson
06/14/2013
Watching this week's TFH ode to blaxploitation makes me want to grow an Afro!.
JoeS on One Million Years B.C.
06/12/2013
It's enjoyable, and Racquel's presence makes it memorable (that poster of her in her loins is an icon), but, this is far from the best of Harryhausen..
hwy61rv on Darktown Strutters
06/12/2013
Thanks for the shout out, David. I look back at this trailer with great fondness...
noplot on Darktown Strutters
06/10/2013
It played a couple of years back on TCM underground, and "bizarre" does kind of nail it; it doesn't really make a lick of sense, but it's quite entertaining, and I still find myself humming "What You See is What You Get" frequently. The concept of cloning black leaders to undermine the black community's leadership was a precursor to the "Undercover Brother" film years later (though that was mind control drugs, not cloning exactly).
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