Dogs in Space

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harsh c 08/09/2019 Only watched 25 minutes. There wasn't any discernable storyline, only manufactured chaos and overacting. Still not sure if the Hutchence character was meant to be retarded, drugged out or just weird, and had no interest in finding out. See more 11/29/2018 This is the worst movie ever created. For starters, the actors aren't even realistic, and they are nothing like the manga. This film is a disgrace to the "Dogs in Space" franchise. Truly a disgrace. See more 12/12/2016 A bunch of folks live in a communal house in Melbourne during the "Little Bands" music scene in 1978. Not easy to say much about this film other than the soundtrack is great due to the film largely being an exercise in chaos. It's literally two hours of dozens of people all talking and yelling at the same time. It's somewhat amazing that it isn't terrible. It's not exactly good ... but it's not terrible. It ends with a tragedy that has very little impact because none of these people are actual characters. Michael Hutchence headlines as a sub-verbal singer for the house band. The soundtrack features Iggy Pop, Brian Eno, Gang of Four, The Birthday Party and a host of Aussie post-punk bands from this scene. See more 02/04/2014 Somehow managed to never see this before, thought it was time I checked it out. Story (and I use that word lightly) is about a group of young people living in a share house (maybe I mean squat, since no one actually pays rent). It just flows along until a tragedy at the end. No huge story to it. I wouldn't say it is fantastic, but I can see why those who grew up with it would love it. Never really liked Michael hutchence or inxs, so that wasn't a factor for me. See more 12/02/2013 Its an amazing movie, love love love it !! And Michael Hutchence was perfect in it, just gotta go to Melbourne to visit the house See more 12/03/2012 Captures a snapshot loosely based on real people and real stories of people in Australian of almost every political/musical counter-cultural stereotype circa 1970s forever. A tribute to the povo typical young chaotic Australian sharehouse to this day too (in my experiences!) Creepy the way Michael Hutchence's life with Paula seemed to mirror this movie. Him at his enigmatic beautiful best for sure. Shame he didn't do any more acting. You see a part of him in this film and the extras on the DVD you'd never have imagined just from looking at INXS. See more Read all reviews

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