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Gas-s-s-s (1971) Movie Reviews
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by Glenn A. Valentin... on July 06, 2009
"Wild In The Streets" is truly a romp in the '70's. It paints a very vivid picture of a world in which anyone over the age of 30 is considered old, and what happens when the "now" generation takes over. It truly is a time machine of a motion picture, ...
by P. Murphy on May 12, 2007
"Wild in the Streets" is aptly named since it is a very wild film, very unusual and original in premise. Christopher Jones, a James Dean lookalike, who sounds like Brando when he speaks, plays a charismatic rock singer in the late sixties. When they ...
by John V. Nejfelt "... on November 09, 2006
superior service and a good quality product. exactly what i was looking ...
by D. Brown on June 29, 2006
What a twist in this movie.you got to see it.Disc in great shape and clear picture. ...
by peace 'lil one "W... on April 17, 2005
This is how the world should be. Is this fiction? 14 or fight indeed, it's all about compromise. Richard Pryor is UberHip, did you see him as the drummer. Enjoy this great '60's classic with a message.. ...
by Clive Hodson "Evi... on May 25, 2008
I first saw this movie as a teenager and it connected with me for some reason. Some 30 yrs on I remembered the titles and story line vividly, just stuck in my head. It's not a complicated movie but what it does resemble in a youth vs administration/adult ...
by Laurel Tsang on May 13, 2007
Shelley Winters is again brilliant and the theme of the film hasnt dated(what gen Yers hasnt thought about getting rid of those pesky baby boomers) However Gas-s-s-s is unwatchable but I'll keep trying earlier in the night. ...
by Ghenghis on March 02, 2007
Craziness from the 60's, man I love this movie.
A boy genius Max Frost grows up through chemistry experiments and social dissapointment to become sort of a Lex Luthor rock and roll star with significant charm, charisma, and influence over the kids of ...
by Rod Morgan "Uncle... on September 19, 2006
In fact, it was December 1967 when a novella based on the Robert Thom screenplay appeared in "Esquire" magazine. I still remember sitting in the library reading it, trying VERY hard not to laugh out loud.
The premise came from media reports of the day ...
by Joor Reflection on July 05, 2006
It was a good reflection of the time and culture of that era. And to think that these are the people running our government today!! How ironic, I wonder if they still remember their youth. ...
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