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Subject: Re: More on Totally Bad Movies
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 13:53:33 EDT
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> The worst I ever saw, and the first I ever walked out on, was "I Am
> Curious, Yellow."  I had to go to the ends of the earth (Detroit) to
> see it, since it was being shut down everywhere they tried to show
> it because of alleged obscenity.  There was some nudity, and an
> obligatory fuck-scene, all very tame by today's standards, but it
> was all so *boring* even then ('67 or '68, can't remember).  Featured
> a cameo by Sweden's perennial premier, Olaf Palme.  This flick
> can't make the worst list because of its historical importance, but
> is nevertheless very bad.  Over two hours of inane conversation.

Actually, the template is "I Am Curious, *".  There was an equally boring
sequal made, "Blue".  However, I will say something good about "Yellow".
There was one very funny part in the "fuck-scene".  The girl had a black board
with a number written on it, somethin like 1428.  Her "friend" asked her
about it and she made some non-answer.  After they did their thing and were
leaving her room, she erased the number and wrote 1429.