Ishtar (1987)
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"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★★ NOTES: An unreasonably good print, and for just £1. The most ruined the print gets is during a scene with Shirra, which suffers from cuts, splotches and fuzzy audio, and a green line trails for several minutes towards the right edge when Chuck and Lyle are being followed and when they start walking through the desert. The print bears a slightly greenish grey tint for the most part, which darkens for a second during a couple of changeovers, but the second hal"

"SCREENING: 35mm, £1 Member Screening DATE: April 25th CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

" Directed by: Elaine May Produced by: Warren Beatty, David Leigh MacLeod, and Nigel Wooll Written by: Elaine May Cinematography: Vittorio Storaro Edited by: Richard P. Cirincione, William Reynolds, and Stephen A. Rotter Music by: Dave Grusin Distributed by: Columbia Pictures "
“I've only heard bad things about this film over the years so I decided to see if it lives up to the low expectations. Needless to say, it is just as w”

"Possibly the most misunderstood and unfairly panned movie of all time. Honestly, give it a shot, you might be surprised."
“I've only heard bad things about this film over the years so I decided to see if it lives up to the low expectations. Needless to say, it is just as w”
“I've only heard bad things about this film over the years so I decided to see if it lives up to the low expectations. Needless to say, it is just as worse beyond my wildest dreams. The comedy wasn't funny, the plot is endlessly complicated and the adventure in Morocco is very ropey. This was too bad because Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman could've generated sparks on-screen given that they're friends in real-life, but didn't liven things up because the script fails them to do so. This film is mainly notable for being how much it cost at the time ($55 million for 1987), and how it flopped very hard, not to mention the troubled behind-the-scenes story on how the cast didn't exactly see eye-to-eye with director Elaine May. Ever since this movie bombed, May hasn't directed another film since ” read more