Have you ever watched a documentary and just wanted to ask the questions yourself? Whomever put this one together got into the mind of 12 year old me and asked every question and found every person you wanted to hear from. EVERYONE, is in this. From the bittiest of roles to the top Peter Weller (who comes off as a madman). This is the ultimate documentary on the making of a iconic film. I loved every minute.
I found myself asking about little details about the flick. In 1987, I felt like a scumbag for liking this movie so much. Because, it isn't what you would call an American flick. It has dark humor and ultra-violence. Something addressed in the movie. Weller was correct when he said you needed a European sensibility with mental illness to make this the film that it is.
A brutal look at a society that allows corporations to guide behavior. And it is ugly.
But at the same time sleek and modern. But it comes with a price.
This movie doesn't not feel like from the 1980s.
This documentary is quintessential to anyone who wants to make a movie or...loves this movie.
Excellent!!!
I found myself asking about little details about the flick. In 1987, I felt like a scumbag for liking this movie so much. Because, it isn't what you would call an American flick. It has dark humor and ultra-violence. Something addressed in the movie. Weller was correct when he said you needed a European sensibility with mental illness to make this the film that it is.
A brutal look at a society that allows corporations to guide behavior. And it is ugly.
But at the same time sleek and modern. But it comes with a price.
This movie doesn't not feel like from the 1980s.
This documentary is quintessential to anyone who wants to make a movie or...loves this movie.
Excellent!!!