Insignificance

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10/20/2020 I could not sit through this movie. A very unfunny comedy. See more ashley h @ashleyhobgood87 08/19/2020 Insignificance is a funny film. It is about four 1950s icons who meet in the same hotel room. Gary Busey and Tony Curtis give fantastic performances. The screenplay is good but a little slow in places. Nicolas Roeg did a great job directing this movie. I enjoyed watching this motion picture because of the humor. Insignificance is a must see. See more 07/28/2019 Curiosa premisa a mayor gloria de Theresa Rusell. See more 10/03/2015 Insignificance is an interesting and talky film: part comical, part intellectual, just a bit tragic. It has some upfront symbolism, which may add value if you get it or may irritate you. While it does not really feel much at all like Bunuel films in terms of vibe, it is reminiscent in that it digests human culture through a comical dream play. The performance of Theresa Russell as "The Actress" stands out, she plays her character with a combination of winking intrigue and stoicism. How much of life is an act? How much is play? How much and what should be taken seriously? The character interactions feel at times authentic (or at least sincere), at times spontaneous, but then falling into stereotype. Anyhow, this is the type of film where your enjoyment of it will be largely based on how much you get it (there is not enough else in the film to be appreciated by itself). For myself, I understood it somewhat and enjoyed it somewhat. See more 03/07/2015 about on par with every other Roeg movie I've seen See more 03/06/2015 Loved the opening sequence and music, but it fell into uninteresting caricature and annoying blandness. Blah. See more Read all reviews

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