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A satellite view of the earth is the first camera shot of this film then it plunges down to the island on which Crusoe (O'Toole) is stranded.A quick and direct start to a film. Every now and again I expected John Cleese to be playing a piano on the beach.There is a scene when the two characters are on a podium after racing, it's straight out of Monty Python. There is definitely something about this film even though there are some cringe worthy singing scenes that, I think are a little ludicrous.It delves into religion, class,education, race, the idea of money and the general cultural relativism that exists between the proverbial "savage" and "civilized" man. Although people have said that Crusoe is the fool in this version, I do tend to see some sense in the things he does, like the need for money in order to keep a work ethic and a civilized notion of transaction of possessions.However his religious spin on everything is a little monotonous and self deceiving. He is put into context of his origin when some Brithish missionaries arrive on the island.He is actually not that bad a fellow at all.Friday (Rountree)is a bit of a hippy in this really and overly idealistic.Some where in the middle of the two characters is the sort of person you could live on a desert island with!I thought Crusoe's shooting himself was a wonderfully dark ending.从星期五的角度出发讲述的鲁宾逊漂流记。

An orphanage spirals into mayhem when a boy discovers a shadowy creature who comes to collect more than just the children's teeth.

绰号巴比龙的亨利·查理尔（史蒂夫·麦奎因 Steve McQueen饰）正要被流放到圭亚那一个名为“魔鬼岛”的苦役营终身服刑。查理尔因被控杀害一名皮条客而被捕入狱，可他始终认为自己是冤枉的。在押运船上，身强力壮的查理尔保护了一个带着眼镜狡猾的知识分子路易斯·德加（达斯汀·霍夫曼 Dustin Hoffman饰）。为了洗刷自己的罪名，查理尔从他踏上“魔鬼岛”的第一天起，就开始在德加的帮助下策划越狱逃跑。然而“魔鬼岛”地处荒蛮之地，四面环水，并且到处流行着可怕的疾病。查理尔一次又一次地逃狱，又一次再一次地被捉回。十多年来，他仍孤注一掷地抱着一袋椰壳跳下大海逃生。美国经典越狱冒险剧情片《巴比龙》，根据法国囚犯亨利·查理尔于1969年发表的同名畅销书籍《巴比龙》改编而成。巴比龙是亨利·查理尔的绰号，绰号得名于他胸前蝴蝶形的纹身。本片荣获1974年第46届奥斯卡金像奖剧情类最佳原创配乐提名，并获得1974年第31届金球奖电影类-剧情类最佳男主角提名。

Unavailable on home video for many years (except perhaps as a grainy, nth-generation VHS bootleg), Penelope Spheeris' seminal document of the young 1979-1980 Los Angeles punk scene includes chaotic live performances by now-legendary groups like Black Flag (with short-lived lead singer Ron "Chavo Pederast" Reyes), X (giving themselves stick-and-poke tattoos) and the Germs (whose unpredictable lead singer Darby Crash would commit suicide before the film's release) interwoven with talking-head interviews with teenage punks and, most entertainingly, older club owners trying very hard to describe a growing form of music they were clearly unprepared for. The footage of Fear's confrontational set would later grab the attention of John Belushi, who snagged the band a 1981 appearance on Saturday Night Live (and resulted in ,000 in damage to the studio). - Tom Fritsche