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This film sums up why the 1970,s is the best decade for films. The originality and creativity of this decade is in full evidence inLindsay Anderson,s O, Lucky Man .Watch this film to be reminded how good films were at this time.
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The Alan Price music score was better than the movie. It was never a popular movie and has not dated very well.
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Sure it sprawls a bit, and the various cast members turn up in multiple roles its best you know this before sitting down to consume it in the 3 hours its on, I know it sounds long, but actually Lindsay Anderson direction, the superb Malcolm McDowell, and a host of splendid supporting members make this a joy from beginning to end, plus the songs by Jarrow born singer songwriter Alan Price are great too. It's great like a softer Clockwork Orange, and also an epic piece of English cinema. Its like Homers odyssey, but with a coffee salesman who gets himself up-to all manner of palaver.
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