a bizarre and brilliant satire and sequel to if...with malcolm reprising his role as mick travis, now a coffee salesman(!), on a surreal odyssey around '70's britain. a very ambitious film commenting on many aspects of modern society and with most of the actors in multiple roles...( read more)
A sequel of sorts to IF. Some strange strayings of the story make it interesting as it never becomes predictable.
A worthy follow up to If....
Mick Travis is now a coffee salesman, travelling across 70s Britain and encountering many strange characters.
Malcolm McDowell is excellent as well as the rest of the cast which features a wealth of British talent.
The strangest in Lindsey Anderson's trilogy and maybe the best (by a hair, they're all 5 star films). Once again, like with all the films, everything works perfectly to make a one of a kind viewing experience.
Whenever I see Malcolm McDowell, I think two things: Caligula and A Clockwork Orange. Seeing him do a musical is a little too much to stomach.
This movie, and IF are his two best films after Clockwork Orange in my humble opinion.
IF sequel. I never would have thought MTravis would grow up to be a coffee salesman lol.
Perhaps the greatest film I have ever seen, no segment of society escapes unscathed. Theatrical, poetic, symbolic... this film demonstrated director Lindsay Anderson's deft control of the cinematic and theatrical arts.
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