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It basically caters to the very large segment of Russian population that believes that having racist ideas and expressing them is OK.
The movie recovers some of its sanity for fifteen minutes or so when the crew's more admirable members show their willingness to sacrifice themselves to save the others, by leaving the craft in a spacewalk to fix a jammed device, seconds before the segment the two heroes were on was jettisoned.
But I'll give it a 3, for the sake of the first segment, which, if the movie had continued as strongly, would have been made it a decent flick.
Several years ago, when I first saw this movie, I felt that it was melodramatic with awkward dialogue and clumsy direction, and not worth my time, except for the dancing segment with Moira Shearer and James Mason ("Jealous Lover").
Geographical errors: Like for example on the segment Honey-Getter when the two guys Edward and Preshant get off the train, right before the lady Humera starts chasing them.
The emphasis here is on sex, vulgarity, tons of swearing, explicit violence, buckets of blood and plenty on racial issues (in one segment, New Jersey is sold to black people!).
Romero's segment further solifies my notion that you can classify whatever George makes into two distinct parts: His Dead trilogy which is great and Everything else which turns out lacking.
Anyway, in this first segment that plays out like a longer boring version of 'Tales From the Crypt", Jessica Valdemar (Adrienne Barbeau, of "Swamp Thing" and "Escape From New York" fame, and NO I will NOT even mention "Maude" it was a horrid horrid show) wants to off her dying sugar daddy with the help of her hypnotizing Docter lover only to have the old coot come back.
Luckily Dario Argento's segment while not without it's flaws (such as a story thats WAY strecthed out), can't help but seem better.
I liked JTT's segment more since the story hit close to home ( I am not gay but considering he is a senior in high school going of to college).
I truly loved Brittany and Jonathan's performances since they are much more younger and less experienced than the actors in the third segment.
The first segment of this film is a bit like a "coming of age" story that's probably a bit racier than most of its type, but then it morphs into Harry as a teenager, with hideous acne and wanting to stay away from others because of his horrible complexion.
By the third segment things have gone downhill considerably, as Harry is a drunk who has a reunion with an old friend (who has also fallen on hard times) and for "old time-sake" they steal a body from an ambulance and find that it's a beautiful young woman, and things degenerate from there.
Halloran feels like he was just added in for the star power, the slasher segment is lacking compared to the rest of the film.
Sometimes a perverse enjoyment can be derived from very bad movies; all that can be derived from this is a keen sense of having wasted a valuable segment of one's alloted time on this earth.
Even this last segment is uninteresting.
They had a great opening segment.
PAUL,I'VE SEEN THE FUTURE,BROTHER,IT IS MURDER...." This segment may mark the end of the film,but will live forever.The movie dissolves into Cohen's lyrics and the lyrics dissolve into the black abyss.
Each segment allowed for a very vivid portrayal of the abortion issue, without necessarily 'taking sides'.
I loved this movie especially the the third segment featuring Pier Angeli.
The trailers were pretty funny, and I figured if they were just a small segment of what the rest of the movie is like... it should be hilarious.
The first segment was almost unbearably sad; the second had you willing the central figure to defy the attitudes of her equally lesbian friends and keep dating the woman who was expressing her individuality a different way, which was anathema to the others because it had "male" characteristics; the third portrayed a loving partnership's efforts to get one of them pregnant, and their joy when they finally managed it, extremely well.
Marebito kicked off the 'Danger After Dark' segment of the Philadelphia Film Festival tonight.
Any dialog snippet from any 5 minute segment has its own howlers.
I love the first segment of this movie.
The first segment took place in 1960's.
It is a very touching, tender segment.
Really, this entire movie could've been condensed into a 10-15 min segment on 20/20 or Dateline.
The first segment ("The Missing Ingredient") is, quite possibly, some of the worst drivel I have ever watched.
Here in "Do Some Women Have Trouble Reaching Orgasm?" segment you can see Allen doing homage to Antonioni and Fellini.
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