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100Remains a remarkable, almost timeless study.
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100Timeless, and as fine a depiction of human folly as you're likely to see at the movies.
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100The impact of this stunning film - and the lessons to be learned from it - are as remarkable as when it was first released 30 years ago.
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100Remains the only rock & roll film that exerts the saturnine intensity of a thriller.
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100Movies don't get any more real than this.
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80Signals the real end of the party, charting a denouement that arcs from blissful ignorance to violence and its ever-present threat to a final retreat.
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80Captures that petulant omnisexuality that made many adults consider Jagger a threat to their daughters, sons and household pets alike.
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76Disturbing, powerful essay on one aspect of the rock and drug culture at the end of the 1960s.
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75The topic is well-suited to the Maysles brothers, who helped pioneer reality-centered "direct cinema" techniques.
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It remains as unsettling as ever.
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70A pop culture document for a mass audience.
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60A strong example of the cinema verite style at work, yet few films of the school show up the crisis of its "noninvolvement" policy more tellingly.
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