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Insignificance (1985)

Four 1950s icons meet in the same hotel room, and two of them discover more in common between them than they ever anticipated.

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Nathaniel B 02 Jul 2012

Too strange and convoluted to be good, in my opinion. But it paints these icons in interesting ways, so it is far from awful.

Lee M 08 Oct 2011

I'm still trying to work out what it all means, but its possible that there isn't a coherent central theme here, other than placing a few of the defining figures of the 50s in one room to see what happens. I found most of it interesting, especially watching the Marylin Monroe character demonstrate the theory of relativity, and while its admittedly confusing I like that its really trying to grasp for the soul of a distinctive American decade.

Art S 19 Feb 2015

Einstein, Marilyn Monroe, Joe Dimaggio, and Joe McCarthy walk into a bar...or rather a hotel room. That's the basic plot of Nicolas Roeg's film which is a stage play that has been opened up a little bit. Michael Emil and Theresa Russell basically do impersonations of the first two whereas Gary Busey and Tony Curtis are probably just winging it. The good thing here is that the script (by playwright Terry Johnson) doesn't really follow any known or expected trajectory so it feels fresh. However, it isn't always clear what the point is. Perhaps there is something being said about the perils and side effects of fame and/or the unintended consequences of one's behaviour (that are a result of it becoming famous)? Nic Roeg doesn't lend any recognisable technique to the film - there are a few flashback or thought bubble moments visualized briefly by the characters but not enough to bring us back to the moods or cinematography of Walkabout or Don't Look Now.

José Teodoro 11 Oct 2017

... it's calculated misdirection with little in the way of greater purpose.

Private U 16 Dec 2007

Marilyn's explanation of relativity is class. This film is a longingly nostalgic look over our shoulders at the 50's and the icons that defined the age.