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Monotonous and nearly incomprehensible.
Two attempts at a movie spliced uneasily into one.
At bottom Ciao! Manhattan is cruel exploitation -- though the film is dedicated to Miss Sedgwick's memory, an ultimate indignity.
You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you'll sit through it.
Alternately garrulous, sparse, naïve, sardonic, clumsy, clever, intolerably sad, rawly funny.
Not a great movie, but absolutely essential viewing.
Whether [Edie Sedgwick] is acting or stoned-for-real with a model's instincts propping her up, her performance is wonderful, highly amusing at all the right moments, yet melancholy in a way which is free of self-pity.
The film only seems to exploit her tragedy.
The narrative is rambling, but there are some genuine, inspired comic moments.
Ciao! Manhattan is ultimately a testament to the odd, elastic nature of the '60s.
Give credit to Edie Sedgwick's death for the popularity of this film, but even if she had lived it would've been an incredible and strange scrapbook of what the 1960's culture represented and how it worked. It's interesting to see because it's basically almost a documentary.
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