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Actually not too bad as I thought it would be (although I did fast forward through the screaming female punk singer near the beginning) and really enjoyed most of the music. The story is a familiar one that always reminds me of those cult religions, where we are supposed to live perfect lives in a paradise, but always ends up looking like we'd all be robots. Z grade budget, of course, but must say that the editing was brilliant and made the movie much more interesting than it would have been. Tried getting the film soundtrack, but no luck, of course. Loved the "Nobody" song in particular. Highly recommended, though, if you like unusual musicals.

This UK gay themed film has got me intrigued , especially now I have watched it with subs, as it seems to be about society in general and not just today. I think the character of Mark's father in it, summed it up, when he says to Mark something to the effect that it doesn't matter who you hurt as long as you enjoy your life (what a terrible philosophy) and the characters are all dislikable, except the character of "Pink" and Mark's mother, who has to be a saint to put up with a husband like that. Really didn't know how to take the ending either, which really didn't work for me. However, it's hedonistic viewpoint seemed to be spot on with a lot of people today and always, from experience. Perhaps I'm a bit cynical now , as seems to be the writer of the movie, but I don't think so.