The Last Movie

 (1988)

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Fandango
With a barrage of cinematic distancing devices at hand (flashbacks and flash-forwards, super-imposed titles, missing frames, projectionist cue-marks placed in the wrong locations in a film reel), Dennis Hopper concocts a hallucinatory acid-trip concerning an American movie company making a western in Peru. ... Full Review

Chicago Reader
The radically disjunctive editing, occasionally interspersed with flash titles such as "scene missing" and diverse hallucinogenic digressions, keeps breaking up the continuity--often with striking consequences....before or after this--the film isn't very explicit about chronology--he is enlisted in a scheme to find gold in the mountains..... ... Full Review

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villagevoice.com2006-08-08
Most simply put, The Last Movie concerns the ill-fated production of an American western in Peru-which is to say itself.Most simply explained, the movie allegorizes the implosion of '60s hopes. ... Full Article

Dennis Hopper 's " The Last Movie " is a wasteland of cinematic wreckage.There are all sorts of things you can say about it, using easy critical words to describe it as undisciplined, incoherent, a structural mess. ... Full Article

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