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Filmcritic.com
comes across as one big joke
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| Original Score: 3/5
Slant Magazine
The most Hitchcockian riff that De Palma ever examined is the capacity for the human psyche to harbor intense, complicated divergence.
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| Original Score: 4/4
CinePassion
Brian De Palma's joke, in its manifold aspects, roasts the counterculture's naïveté regarding cinema as "truth 24 frames per second"
Combustible Celluloid
Wasn't quite as controversial as its X-rated predecessor, Greetings (1968), but it still has a bite, even today.
Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Now considered valued mostly as a relic.
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| Original Score: B-
EmanuelLevy.Com
Sort of a sequel to De Palma's Greetings: De Niro plays a Vietnam vet who attempts to pursue a "Peeping Tom" art career with a new kind of porn film.
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| Original Score: C+

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