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From: gadfly@ihuxn.UUCP (Gadfly)
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Subject: Re: More on Totally Bad Movies
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Date: Tue, 8-Oct-85 14:24:14 EDT
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> My vote would be for Fellini's 'Satyricon'. The movie is ugly, boring,
> and had no plot or purpose that I could discern. It has the distinction
> of being the first movie I walked out on halfway through even though I
> paid $4.00 to see it.

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.
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