Eternity: The Movie

2014

1h 28m

Comedy

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A songwriter (Barrett Crake) from the Midwest and a cocky saxophone player (Myko Olivier) from California team up and form a lackluster R&B duo in the 1980s.

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Fun, campy and musically charged. Barrett Crake sings his heart out about girls that don't like him and Myko Olivier's mustache rides a sweet, sweet saxophone.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/13/23

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A hilarious spoof of the fashion and music of the 1980s. Very catchy songs!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/16/23

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Ian Thorpe

Director

Barrett Crake

Todd Lucas

Myko Olivier

B.J. Fairchild

Eric Roberts

Gene Weiner

Martin Kove

Barry Goldfield Sr.

Jon Gries

Barry Goldfield Jr.

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Robert Abele

Los Angeles Times

Offers committed performances and a few chuckles, but it's a largely one-note rendition.

Oct 23, 2014

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Ben Kenigsberg

New York Times

The aggressively silly sendup "Eternity: The Movie" seems to have been constructed on the premise that all you need to make a parody are a few 1980s props and a relentless synth-pop beat.

Oct 16, 2014

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Chris Packham

Village Voice

The godawful voiceover narration by Barrett Crake immediately telegraphs the film's sluggishness and lack of imagination.

Oct 14, 2014

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Jamie S. Rich

Oregonian

Thorpe means well, and the song parodies have a bizarre earnestness, but the comedy lacks variety and genuine wit.

Rated: 1/5

Oct 31, 2014

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David Noh

Film Journal International

George S. Kaufman said, "Satire is what closes on Saturday night." This piece of utter cluelessness will be lucky to last that long.

Oct 17, 2014

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Mike McGranaghan

Aisle Seat

Every joke calls attention to itself as though lit by a flashing neon sign, and the film makes no pretense of creating characters or a story that you can get invested in. In fact, it takes great pains to prevent you from becoming invested.

Rated: 1/4

Oct 16, 2014

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Synopsis

A songwriter (Barrett Crake) from the Midwest and a cocky saxophone player (Myko Olivier) from California team up and form a lackluster R&B duo in the 1980s.

Director: Ian Thorpe
Screenwriter: Joey Abi-Loutfi, Eric Staley, Ian Thorpe
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 25, 2017
Runtime: 1h 28m

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