The Dreamers (Original Uncut NC-17 Version)

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Horribly @nal in very a different non-Bertolucci sense of the word, "The Dreamers" is a thoroughly disengaging excuse for taking Freudian sex dysfunctions, applying them to adolescent `when the parents are out' home parties between specific limited circles, including family members, it seems that someone here should maybe actually tune into what goes on in college these days and how digital camcorders have defined the income of every seventeen to twenty-three year old sophomore student with an internet connection, alcohol and the neophyte wannabe film star who is willing to go all the way for $5.95, one Bernardo Bertolucci comes across as thinking himself provocative with this piece of breaking wind... the local Bingo hall is sure to gossip, but we are left feeling that maybe the man who directed "Last Tango in Paris" probably thought that it is still `h@rdcore', the NC-17 rating (probably because some southern mother lobby group camped outside a censor's office) only suggestive of something Larry Clark style, turns out to be as about as offensive as seeing your baby son in the bath tub, although shock horror wow, we see some men's things more than often, it all comes off as pretty hooky, horrible collisions of acting talent because of nudity, probably thinks itself a lot more clever than what it really is, you will snooze yourself into the copyright screen.

An American boy in Paris, meets film buff brother and sister, meets the parents who leave and they turn the apartment into Sodom and Gomorra while we get the famous pretend 'acting' scenes from the movie "Leon" repeated here a few times, all before probably one of the worst endings ever committed to celluloid (what was that??), an adulterated rotten egg is still a rotten egg and `titz' don't quite sell as much these days, Bertolucci would well to also understand that `beavs' and `nobs' are pretty much in our face so much that we can sit down and eat our cornflakes without so much as offending Jesus once with our minds, if you watch this once then go watch "The Last Emperor" ten times for penance.

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