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* Yellow
asterisk:
funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
deluxe version
of Other Crap
in real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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The
Conformist
1970
Dominique Sanda
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Only one film clip from Defoe this week: Lea
Wiazemsky in the latest episode of 2 Flics sur les Docks
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The
Quiet Earth
(1985)
Johnny's
comments:
Haven't
done a film from New
Zealand in a while, so how
'bout a classic.
The
Quiet Earth is a "last man
on Earth" film that begins
with Zac (Bruno Lawrence)
waking up after an
apparently long night to a
world where everyone has
disappeared. At first, he
travels the city looking
for someone else, then
resigns himself that he
may be the only person
alive. Then Joanne (Alison
Routledge) appears and it
seems that he will have
female company. That is
broken up when they find
the aggressive Api (Pete
Smith). All the while,
Zac, an eminent scientist,
who has discovered that
the project he was working
on caused the mass exodus,
is trying to work out why
they are still alive and
what's next for those
left.
Haven't seen The Quiet
Earth in a while but it
still holds together
extremely well. Not a lot
to the film, but this is a
superb film that works
without a malevolent force
fighting against those
left as these films seem
to have and is more
interested in the intrigue
as to why it happen more
than how they are going to
survive. Well worth a
look.
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