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Like porn, the movie is repetitive and boring.
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Porn Theatre is exactly that, no surprises.
Repugnant in its salacious superficiality, Porn Theatre manages to be boring and vile beneath its transparent veil of artistic pretense.
Even those titillated by the graphic sex will have to admit that the movie is repetitive and ultimately boring.
Porn Theatre, as the title suggests, is not for the sexually conservative. Not even for the sexually moderate liberal. It is, however, for the right crowd in the right mood, a very fine film.
Porn Theater is revealing only physically, not emotionally or intellectually.
Tracks the goings and particularly the comings among a group of male patrons at a seedy Paris porn theater, but bored audiences enduring this talky, aimless film might wish that they, too, were watching the porno film that is seen only in brief snippets.
it's a world that should only be seen in the dark
The rueful humor, feverish desperation, hard-won glory and simple monotony inherent in gay male desire have rarely been more trenchantly captured.
A provocative examination of the cinematic relationship between the viewer and the viewed.
If nothing else, your curiosity should be sadly satisfied.
Most of the film is as grim and unpleasant as...well, spending 90 minutes in an actual porn theatre.
Unpleasantly voyeuristic, the premise is that all men, no matter if they're hetero, gay, bisexual or think they're really women, crave what is between men's legs.
Set in a grimmy adult theatre, a teller, a projectionist and a customer begin a friendship. As part of the French extremism, the film was graphic with its depiction of sexual acts. It's quite hilarious at certain times but it feels more like a voyeuristic adventure into the seedy parts of France where no moral boundary is found. I hope this is not an accurate portrayal of real life but I did enjoy the simplicity in the film, although watching a real porn seems more satisfying than watching Glowing Eyes.
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