Best film in this $5 DVD 4pk I just bought (Absolute Beginners - W/o You I'm Nothing - Phantom/Opera('89) - Saddest Music/World)

no vhs?

When I was 19 I was a clerk at this video rental store and not very confident and pretty good at being cudgeled into things. This middle aged dude was always asking me to go to the movies with him and I finally acceded. When we met at the theater, he wanted to see this arty softcore film. "It's so European," he said. Even I knew that was the red flag. I convinced him to go see "Saddest Music In the World" by lying about how it was supposed to be arty and titillating too it (I really wanted to see it because it had Mark McKinney + a life-size glass leg full of beer + the title). It is not a good movie but I will always remember fondly the passive aggressive pleasure I got from this sexually frustrated old man sighing next to me for the whole film.

love sissy boy slap partay

feel like thats a good way to see tsmitw crabbits.

is this a homemade dvr burned by a 40 something arty lonelyhearts

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Absolute Beginners is a better book. Colin MacInnes was interesting as an early 60s youth writer.
I think the film is too glossily 80s.

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Pissed that I didn't notice this thread in time to vote for WYIN.

This set would make more sense w/o The Phantom of the Opera. Wasn't that Robert Englund's straight-up horror version?