weird weird weird British stage show and street trash exhibition. I'm a Toyah fan so had to see this movie.
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July 5, 2009
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June 6, 2008
overall this was good but there were aspects of it i couldnt stand, like whenever i saw Mad... ew. but Amyl, oh deary, total babe lol. i love her. interesting movie, not the only kind of punk keep in mind. SLC Punk is an equivalent. with the exception of having a freakin plot.
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August 20, 2007
Great set-up, not so great outcome. Definitely worth watching once if you're even slightly interested in weird films or punk rock, but perhaps not a second time (though I suppose you'd really need a second watch to fully understand this film).
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April 15, 2008
This film is very "punk" and definitely a product of the time (1977) it was made.
Great music in it, and a score by Brian Eno.
On the surface it seems like a bunch of rag-tag individuals fucking about, but there's alot of comment and satire in it. Even toward the sub-culture i...( read more) -
June 19, 2009
"As long as the music is loud enough, you can't hear the world fall apart around you". Dr. John Dee takes Queen Elizabeth into the future of England and basically, MTV has taken over. VERY low budget and the acting is so bad it's almost amusing. But the idea was neat and I liked ...( read more)
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June 13, 2009
Jubilee is a movie not for everyone liking.
I found that I enjoyed it more the 2nd time around.
Queen Elizabeth 1 asks her court alchemist (Richard O'Brien.. Rocky Horror Picture Show) to show her what will be come of her kingdom after she is long gone. They end up in London whic...( read more) -
August 30, 2008
It's absurd, violent, stupid, awfully acted, and completely irresistible. In 1977, punk rock was starting a revolution (thus ending its revolution, due to its own self-deprecating manifesto) -- and this movie is just that -- self-defeating. Punk rock film cameos? Please! This is ...( read more)
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June 30, 2008
Queen Elizabeth asks her court alchemist to show her a vision of England in the future, and the alchemist summons a angle/spirit guide(played by Adam Ant) who transports her to London 400 years into the future where it is a post apacalyptic wasteland. The story then follows a gro...( read more)
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