Great...

Great Performance

Yeah, GREAT that Roeg, by 1970, had cumulated enough dough and rep, so he could hang around in Mick Jagger's garage and film this fancy, albeit rather shallow-seeeming and empty number of rock and film stars whoring around with no particular point to any of their transgressions, like, at all. Jagger's little music video was amusing enough, but otherwise the only remotely curious aspect of the affair's the highly avante-garde editing - something Roeg went on to use in much more meaningful, significant ways later on. This film is simply one shiny bubble that vanishes the instant you get too near it or too interested in it. 6,5/10 for the editing sh-t. Otherwise... I guess it's a living.



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