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The Bed Sitting Room (1969)

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Country: GB
Technical: col 91m
Director: Richard Lester
Cast: Ralph Richardson, Rita Tushingham, Michael Hordern

Synopsis:

In a post-nuclear holocaust world, various figures inhabit a landscape of bric-à-brac and debris, including a pregnant girl, a commuter and a doctor.

Review:

Lacking the discipline of Monty Python, this filmed Milligan material, mixed with some cold-hearted Pinteresque satire, barely raises a smile in an hour and a half despite its veritable army of British acting talent. Lester's eye for visual comedy fits the surreal tone, but to only fitful effect since it sits uneasily with the overriding apocalyptic bleakness.

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Country: GB
Technical: col 91m
Director: Richard Lester
Cast: Ralph Richardson, Rita Tushingham, Michael Hordern

Synopsis:

In a post-nuclear holocaust world, various figures inhabit a landscape of bric-à-brac and debris, including a pregnant girl, a commuter and a doctor.

Review:

Lacking the discipline of Monty Python, this filmed Milligan material, mixed with some cold-hearted Pinteresque satire, barely raises a smile in an hour and a half despite its veritable army of British acting talent. Lester's eye for visual comedy fits the surreal tone, but to only fitful effect since it sits uneasily with the overriding apocalyptic bleakness.


Country: GB
Technical: col 91m
Director: Richard Lester
Cast: Ralph Richardson, Rita Tushingham, Michael Hordern

Synopsis:

In a post-nuclear holocaust world, various figures inhabit a landscape of bric-à-brac and debris, including a pregnant girl, a commuter and a doctor.

Review:

Lacking the discipline of Monty Python, this filmed Milligan material, mixed with some cold-hearted Pinteresque satire, barely raises a smile in an hour and a half despite its veritable army of British acting talent. Lester's eye for visual comedy fits the surreal tone, but to only fitful effect since it sits uneasily with the overriding apocalyptic bleakness.

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