Animator
Dreammaker
Breadbaker
Heartbreaker
Bad
Red Dwarf did it better in 1988 with better jokes, essentially no budget and this iconic song and dance number
Animator
Dreammaker
Breadbaker
Heartbreaker
Bad
Red Dwarf did it better in 1988 with better jokes, essentially no budget and this iconic song and dance number
A masterclass in editing. I'll be revisited this with a fine tooth comb.
Movies don't get much better than this.
Harrowing, beautiful, weird, a friend described it as psychedelic.
Thrilled to see at The Embassy at Wellington Film Society where I sat beside an amateur cryptic crossword maker who I later ended up collaborating with on a Wellington music themed crossword.
The rattling fan in the ceiling of the cinema was slightly less annoying than a good deal of this toothless adaptation.
The pantomime silliness of the art direction was fun though, especially when it was bafflingly at odds with the confused tone of the scenes like
- grotesque veins in the wallpaper in Kathy's chambers
- an absurd pile of bottles in the room where Mr Earnshaw has died
- a hearth made of cast hands for no clear reason…