Burr Steers, Chloë Sevigny, Chris Eigeman
Young Manhattanites boogie-oogie-oogie, in Whit Stillman's Proustian exploration of urban manners, discarded innocence and the onset of modern times.
The films of Whit Stillman are known for their young and completely directionless characters - they're certainly intelligent, but their lives are simply composed of what's in at that particular time. They're yuppies, thoroughly dislikable characters who, despite a facade of confi...( read more)
I just like how characters in s Stillman movie talk, they feel so normal and vibrant and this film with my favourite Chloe Sevigny is testament to his innate talent for discovering the silver among the clouds around us.
This is a late at night cable TV type of movie. It's watchable. It's not a great movie but it's sort of fun if you're in the mood. It's also somewhat better than I thought it would be.
A good movie about an exclusive disco back in the day. There is a lot of dialog. It is the only place I heard similar thoughts to my own on"Lady and the Tramp" and "be true to thine self"
Wanted to puke in the opening sequences, quickly turned the devil mix off
In its last hour, the picture becomes more clumsy and tiresome, but the stray laugh and the disco sound keep it pulsing. full review
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