Kristin Valdez

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7,5 of 10 star
runtime=98 Min
release Year=2018
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Star=Ian Schrager

Track 17.00 min. So where is the S54W club. there needs to be LA competition to Giorgio's at the Standard... Better days better people. Such an amazing documentary, RIP Steve Rubell, you are still missed by millions.

You must see!

Fantastic documentary about an amazing history with upon downs about two friends with big dreams. Weird to hear Jonathon Pryce- the High Sparrow- narrating this. Studio 54 was a famous nightclub in New York City, famed for its hedonism, drugs, music, and sexual freedom. It was also famous because it's owners manipulated the press and exploited the power of celebrity. That combination - of tabloid mainstay and serious cool - has perhaps not been possible since. Eventually its founders went to prison for tax evasion - when they came out, one reinvented himself as a hotel designer; the other died of A.I.D.S., which has led to some viewing his story as a form of moral parable. Not this documentary, though, which centres on the surviving partner, and is hagiographic at every turn; if there was anything about the club that wasn't just fantastic, we don't get told about it here. Even the fact that the owners' lawyer was Ray Cohn, a famously horrible man who was also lawyer to Donald Trump and half the mafia, goes without explicit comment. Given that it was just one club open for three years, one suspects the number of people who claim to have been regulars at Studio 54 far exceeds its actual capacity; but people, it seems, need myths to justify their lives, and this club has become the central myth of the disco era. This documentary is just a little too obvious in seeking to add to that.

Any set with Move On Up is my set. Set a playlist. The press were evil to Freddie. He sounded like such a nice, hard-working decent guy who did not deserve the vultures that preyed on him. Ashamed to say that it took bowie's death for me to discover his genius. And I'm just blown away. So sad to see him go. But I'm eager to continue digging into his discography. This could never happen today. Never. That whole freedom mentality that existed 40 years ago is dead and buried. Too much anger, too much homophobia, too much racism, too much everything that would stop us all from having a good time in 2019. I feel sorry for the young people of today. What do they have to rebel against? It was a wonderful time and Im glad I was there, but, it cant comeback.
??THAT'S WHAT DISCO ALL ABOUT! ?????. The sound system sucked. Too many poseurs. The cogs in the cognoscenti knew to go down to FLAMINGO- IF you knew where to find it. Regardless of his lifestyle. Freddie is a legend the greatest frontman to touch the mic. A complete genius with a very careless sex life. He will never die. Some of you need to leave him be and stop hating on him. He rocked some of the greatest songs known to men.
I grew up in that era and my sister (also her friends) loved the old dusco nights.

This docco explores the real story about Studio 54 (forget that 54 movie from 20 years ago coz the old disco lass didnt die from a overdose on the dance floor. br> From the rise to the mega fall from grace, rhis film also explores the rise and fall of the disco scene as well. Never dull moment here folks. This is my jam.