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(2115) 6.9 98 min 2018

Studio 54 is a movie starring Ian Schrager, Steve Rubell, and Donald Rubell. The story of the notorious 1970s New York City nightclub.

Starring: Steve Rubell, Neil Schlesinger, Ian Schrager, Donald Rubell

Genres: Documentary, History

Director: Matt Tyrnauer

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, History
Director	Matt Tyrnauer
Stars	Steve Rubell, Neil Schlesinger, Ian Schrager, Donald Rubell
Country	USA
Also Known As	Studio 54 - verdens vildeste natklub, Klubas Studio 54, Studio 54 - The Documentary
Runtime	1H 38M
Description	The story of the notorious 1970s New York City nightclub.

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Sunday, 08 Nov 2020 08:11

I just saw this film for the first time and I have to say it was incredible. It's just amazing to see all of the people that were involved with the making of this film. The special effects are unbelievable and this film definitely has a cult following. It really is an excellent documentary and it's really very touching. I have to give the film some credit, the director of the documentary has to say that he made it for free but I believe that he actually has a pretty good story to tell. The documentary shows many different aspects of how the film was made and it is really amazing how many different people contributed to the making of this film. I'm not sure if this is the best documentary ever made but it definitely is one of the best I've seen. I hope that everyone will see this film and it's really worth seeing.

Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 14:18

At a time when Hollywood has been churning out cheap thrillers for the last ten years, and a new glut of such films is appearing on the big screen every few months, it is quite amazing to see what makes a classic film. I have just watched a masterful film from a much overlooked genre, one that should have received much more attention, and the opening sequence was like something out of a David Lynch film, and that is precisely what it is. I know of only one other film, in the last ten years, which was made by a woman and had the same opening sequence. That film is "The Good Son" which was made by the same filmmaker. The following year I watched the award winning "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" and found it to be a film that was one of the best of its genre, and it had a similar opening sequence to this film, but this film was not awarded the award for best picture. This is a truly great film that deserves much more attention than it is getting, and it is a shame that it was not nominated for the Academy Award for best picture. The screenplay by Dan Futterman, who also wrote the screenplay for "The Good Son" is simply superb. There are scenes in the film that are absolutely mind-blowing, like when the protagonist returns to his house, which he had just vacated, and the lights go out and the blinds go up, and it is a completely surreal scene. The opening sequence is simply unforgettable, and this is a film that I recommend to anyone, and it is a film that has no equal. I would have never expected to be able to experience such a film, and it is a must see for anyone who is a film student, and anyone who is interested in film.

Friday, 16 Oct 2020 07:33

I've watched "The Best of the Best" countless times since it was made, and every time I watch it I am completely captivated by the remarkable visuals, the amazing story, and the strong performances by the cast. I always look for ways to gain more insight into the film, and after seeing the DVD I found it is not a simple documentary, but a collection of short, high quality interviews with the original cast and crew. I don't think the movie will ever be duplicated, because it's a true story and we all want to know what happened. It is a movie about a man who is an extremely passionate film maker, who is always trying to make his film unique and to give something to his viewers. This is the only movie I've ever watched that has touched me so deeply. It was very difficult to watch, but I felt like I was actually part of the story. I thought the cast was incredible, and I love their performances. Everyone involved in this movie is an inspiration. The story was very well told and the editing was flawless. I am a great admirer of A.E. van Vogt, who made "Airplane!" as well. He is the reason why I watch the DVD, and I am very proud to be a part of this film. In fact, this is the only movie that I have ever watched that has had a positive impact on me. It is a true story and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 01:50

The original was not the greatest, but the documentary on the VHS tape was not an improvement. This is a much better documentary, but it is the same thing. I thought this would be good for the first time, but now it has been the same for 10 years. This is the first time I have been able to tell my friend that I would not want to watch this documentary for 10 years. It is still a bad documentary, but it is a little better than the first. The way they have edited it, making it a little easier to understand, and the music is also better. The commentary by Brian Wilson was also great. He still has a good voice, and he has a good story to tell. I think that he will still be doing music interviews for the next 15 years. The new interviews are more interesting than the original. The interviews with David Bowie, Mimi and Neil Young are all better. It is always interesting to see the way a documentary is made. I liked the documentary better the second time. The VHS tape has more than 10 years, and I did not want to watch it again. But I would recommend it to people that like documentaries, but would not like to watch it every single time. It is good, but it is not as good as the original.

Monday, 21 Sep 2020 13:39

I've been a fan of all the director's work, including David Lynch and Stanley Kubrick. The director has always been able to present a completely different vision to the viewer than what they have imagined. The strange thing is that this film seemed to portray the worst possible version of how the "common man" could feel about the "revolution". The director obviously got into the mind of the ordinary "common man", for example: "Why are they protesting so much? What did they expect? This is a revolution! We have freedom of speech. I am not saying they should all be arrested, but they should be allowed to speak. Let the audience see them as they really are." It is clear that this film is a propaganda film. The people portrayed are either really stupid or extremely politically incorrect. It would be a far better film to see how a minority would react to the "common man's" revolutionary actions, because it could make the film more truthful. But this film is just so great that it could never be as good as it was.

Friday, 18 Sep 2020 07:30

This documentary is full of what people of the world need. People are being kidnapped, tortured, and killed, mostly for a reason. I hope that some day, they can get justice. This movie is very important, and it is the most important documentary that I have ever seen. It was amazing to see what was happening. I would recommend this movie to anyone.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 11:54

Based on the short film that made the SXSW festival, this documentary follows the making of the film. The film follows several people, with varying backgrounds, as they work on the film and eventually its release. The film has some laughs, but it also has some great insight into the production of the film. The film is well worth seeing, especially if you are a fan of the film.

Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 08:31

This documentary is a must see. I really liked it and the research and the information is extremely valuable. It shows the total influence that the 60's and 70's had on people and their lives and how the media and entertainment has affected people. It also gives a great insight into what happened and how it affected the lives of the people involved. This documentary is great and it's worth watching.

Friday, 28 Aug 2020 18:01

A film about a particular rock band of the 60's. Is it fun to see a rockumentary or boring? For me, it was fun, but for many others it was too tedious. I enjoyed the interviewees, and had high hopes for the film. But I think the film would have been a lot better had it been a whole lot shorter. There are a few scenes that are just very tedious, and some of the segments of the film are really quite boring. But overall it is well worth a watch, and if you enjoy rockumentaries, you should check this out. And I think it's great that they gave credit to a lot of bands that are not well known today, especially since the vast majority of rockumentaries don't even get that close to the big bands of the 60's. It really shows how important it was for rock bands to have a strong network of fans.

Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 13:57

I was very impressed with the history of the "experimental" films by this director, David Lynch. I knew little about his work prior to this film, but was intrigued by the subtle but powerful narrative that he was able to pack into his films. I was particularly impressed with this film's portrayal of film as a medium. It was at first difficult for me to understand what he was trying to accomplish with these films, but the themes and ideas he was able to convey were very clear and resonated strongly with me. The film has many layers, some more profound than others. It is a powerful and moving film, and I encourage everyone to watch it.

Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 04:32

For those who had to endure the most unpleasantly excruciating editing (a kind of machine-gunning of the film, followed by an absolutely hilarious "interview") of any of the Pasternak films, The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1998) might be the most satisfying experience. Set in the 1960s, and running just under an hour, this is not only a fascinating look at the making of Kool-Aid, but also one of the best made-for-TV movies I've ever seen. (And that was from the long-running late '70s Pasternak show, not the one on YouTube, which was still airing at the time.) The story is told through the five Kool-Aid directors, but what truly makes it work is the interviews with all of them, and their frequent, and often hilarious, outbursts of color-coded, graphic obscenities. I've seen this on PBS several times, and it has a number of unusual aspects that are fun to watch. For example, the bandleader has a habit of jumping into his interview and stammering away, while his interviewer tells him to shut up. The dialog is also remarkably snappy, sometimes with people so dramatically engaged with what they're saying that they'll end up jumping around in the air a couple of times, which is also a great gag. And there are a number of interviews with Kool-Aid personalities that are entertaining. Most notable is the one with the black-and-white actress who plays Kay. She's terrific. She's also in a lot of good films, including the well-known 1977 musical The King and I. I recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know more about the making of Kool-Aid.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 19:02

The best thing about this movie is that it wasn't full of drama and was perfectly paced. The cinematography was impressive and the movie could have been a little longer. It also showed a great aspect of L.A. in its beauty. I was interested in this movie because it was so different. There were many different characters in the film. Some of the things that you would see on TV were not even in the movie. This made it very interesting. There was an interesting friendship that I couldn't understand. I was also interested in seeing how the town in California would respond to the influx of refugees. There was a great fear of the unknown. I was also interested in seeing how the characters would react to the new people that were coming to the town. If you are interested in making movies, I recommend watching this movie.

Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 21:05

This movie is a documentary that shows a fictional account of the filming of the film, U-571. This movie is the most well-known of all "U-571" films. It was the first one in a series of films which is supposed to be a documentary of the U-571 project. It is also the most "interesting" documentary. It shows how the crew worked on the project, the dialogue between the crew, the logistics and how the film was made. It is interesting that all the different crew members were interviewed, and also that they were given different names. It also shows how the different crew members were treated by the production team and their reaction to the project. The actors in the film also talk about the film and the events that were filmed, their personal experiences of filming it and their relationship with the film. It is a must see film for everyone. It is definitely worth watching.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 20:27

One of the most striking things about the way all of these interviews were filmed was the enormous respect in which they were held by the actors. While I can't be sure that there were none of them that would actually like this film, I do know that they all did not just like it, but really respected it. If you are a fan of these actors, you will be surprised at the honesty and passion they bring to their stories. But the bottom line is that this is a film that should be seen by everyone, especially if you are a fan of these actors. It will take you on a fascinating journey and allow you to learn about a very important period in American history. It will show you why these films are so much more than just some cheap gimmick, but actually draw you in with the stories of people who lived through the era.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 08:51

This is a documentary about the history of the famous Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K), a popular late night television show from the 1990s. The documentary takes a look at the making of the show and the various members of the crew. It also looks at how the show evolved into a cult phenomenon and how its ratings soared to unprecedented heights. This documentary is very enjoyable to watch and provides a great background for understanding the show. It's well edited and has many funny and informative segments that are well worth your time. It also has a nice, humorous and informative commentary track by MST3K's creator, Rob Rhinehart. This documentary is an essential piece of work that anyone who is a fan of the show or is looking for an interesting look into the history of the MST3K will enjoy. If you are a fan of the show and are looking for a good documentary, I highly recommend this one. Rating 7/10

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 04:12

You know what they say about people: they like to remember the good things about their lives. You can see this with the New York City crowd. When the media covers the Big Apple in the same way that they covered JFK's assassination, the New York City crowd can't help but reminisce about their own era. In this case, it's the early 1950's. The opening and closing credits are wonderfully dated, and all of the interviews are very informative and very interesting. The closing credits of the credits of the documentary are a bit more over the top. I'm a little disappointed that they didn't show a bit more footage from that era. In fact, the documentary isn't too much of a documentary. It's more of a treatise on the history of New York City. I think the film is an overall good one. It's easy to get into and very entertaining.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 19:12

This movie has something to say. It has real characters, real people, real things, real places, real names. And they say it in a way that doesn't always let you laugh, but it does let you feel something. The movie is so accurate, and so real. It doesn't try to be any different than anything else. It's not a documentary, but a film about a person's life, about a place, and a culture. It's not about trying to make a political statement, but is just really, really good. It's a beautiful film, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to hear about the people and places that really matter to people, to know who they are, and why they're important. The movie is very accurate and very real. And I think it should be mandatory for anyone who wants to understand the history of a place, to know who the people are and what they are, and to understand that they are really important.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 19:03

There is no other word to describe the genius of this documentary. It was so well written and so well produced. I can't wait for it to be released on DVD and I am so happy to have a copy! It was a really beautiful, emotional film and I was able to watch it over and over again. This is a true documentary about one of the most important topics in history. It should be required viewing for every American. The best part is that it is not just about an era, but it is about a person's entire life. It shows you a side of the 60's that most people don't know about. It is amazing to see the journey of the man who was clearly a rebel and a rebel to his core, but who became a patriot and a true American. I think it is a very important film and I encourage everyone to watch it. You will learn so much and you will love it. This is a must see. I have not found a film about a person's life that is so well written and so well done. It is truly a masterpiece. This film is definitely a classic.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 09:52

I'll start by saying that I am not a big fan of Jeff Bridges and this film was no exception. The first half was okay but boring and I was bored most of the time. The second half was not that good either. It was funny, but there was nothing that stood out as being particularly funny. It was just really, really boring. I can see why people love this movie. I'm not a big fan of Jeff Bridges either, but this was just so boring that I wanted to see something else. The only thing that stood out as being particularly funny was when he was telling his story to the mayor. I thought that was great, but it wasn't funny. I also liked that Jeff Bridges talked about how bad his hair was. It was definitely the funniest part of the film. I would definitely recommend this to people who are not a huge Jeff Bridges fan. But if you are, I would just stay away from this one. I just did not like it very much.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 10:53

A lot of people don't like this film because they don't like what they see on screen. Some of them are right, and this film is a study in realism. The film explores how film has been used to construct a narrative that is true to the society we live in. The film does a great job of showing how bad a story can get when the story is told in a satirical manner. It also does a great job of showing how many people who make up the film industry, who make great films, but are also puppets for the film industry. I think that people who don't like this film are being hypocritical. People like to think that they are separate from the story, but it's the story that is separate from them.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 06:51

I have seen this film many times, always with a good friend, and always with the understanding that I will just get some, if I get lucky. It's a short film, and not one that you would want to watch twice, it's not even a documentary, it's more like a film about a little known project. The project is called "The Abandoned". I do not want to give too much away, but if you have not heard of it, I recommend that you watch it. This is a very interesting and detailed documentary, with interviews from the project's creators and from those that know about it. It also features short clips from a few of the films and shows clips from a few of the films' other works. It has a good soundtrack that fits perfectly with the film. The film is very well-made and I have always liked the way the filmmakers chose to use long footage to accompany the short clips. This is not to say that the film is not of some importance or does not use good special effects. It is. It's not the most popular of things to see, but it is a good documentary and I think it will be remembered for a long time. It's not a great film, but it is an interesting one and I think you will enjoy it.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 10:17

Here's a documentary about the making of the Twilight movies and, for me, I was very disappointed in it. I watched the Twilight movies for the first time the day after they came out, and it was the first time I'd ever seen a film with a bunch of vampires and werewolves. It had been a while since I'd seen Twilight, so I just thought it was one of those bad movies that was simply a copycat. But, I saw this documentary a few weeks later, and I thought it was very interesting. It seemed like the makers of the Twilight movies were just trying to make a good movie for themselves. They did not want to do a "bad movie". They wanted to make a good movie. They didn't want to do a Twilight film. The only thing that was weird about it was the director's commentary. It's always the director's commentary, and usually the director says, "I'm the one who made this film", and, "It was my movie". But, it sounded like they were saying, "This is my movie. This is my movie. This is my movie". I don't really care for this commentary, I find it boring. Anyway, I thought it was interesting. I thought the movie was good. I thought it was pretty good. I liked the movie, but I thought it wasn't that good. I thought it was good, but I thought it wasn't that good.

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