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 Beat Girl (DVD)
Newest Review: ... their leader, Adam Faith, is working class. They're a curious bunch of teenage rebels, not drinking ("Drink's for ... more  ... squares, man!") or fighting ("Violence is for squares, man!"). Instead they dance, sing rubbish pop songs, and party.
This is one of those films that tries to please everyone. On the one hand it tries to show the kids that it understands them by presenting their world (but rather fumbles it by making them teetotal and seemingly celibate). On the other, it panders to the disapproving older generation by showing kids doing things they aren't supposed to and getting in all kinds of hot water as a result. And...more |
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Beat Girl [DVD]
Release Date: 2008 - 01 - 21, Rating Suitable for 12 years and over, Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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Beat Girl (DVD): "Only squares know where to go!" (895 words)
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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A review of the Blackhorse Entertainment DVD, currently about £5 on amazon. This is a British juvenile delinquent film from 1959. American exploitation studios churned out dozens of these films - a few rock n roll tracks, some teen angst, a bit of cautionary death, and a cosy return to the status quo at the end. This is one of only a few British attempts to ape the formula. What the Brits did produce in fairly high numbers at the time were sleaze films, tame by today's standards but controversial then. Beat Girl tries to fill both genres at once. Fuddy-duddy architect Paul Linden brings his new, 24-year-old French wife home to London. Unfortunately ... Read the complete review
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