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Jubilee (1978)

Queen Elizabeth I visits late 1970s England to find a depressing landscape where life has changed since her time.

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Sonya T 13 Oct 2006

not bad, good part for Adam, includes Toyah Wilcox too

Matt E 08 May 2009

This is the cinematic version of a punk rock song --- ragged, nihilistic, anarchistic. And its stars include various punk rock singers. When released in 1977, it was edgy and startling. Now, more than 30 years later, it seems dated. Grating and irritating. Of course, like punk rock, this movie's goal was always to be grating and irritating. Today, it's an old-fashioned kind of thing....which goes against the don't-think-of-the-future ethos of the high point of punk.

Blake P 04 Jul 2009

weird weird weird British stage show and street trash exhibition. I'm a Toyah fan so had to see this movie.

lucky V 15 Aug 2008

Jarman's ability to make his movies lost in time is second to none. Who cares if he predicted Thatcher's England with this film? Who cares if it is the first glimpse into what would become the punk rock music scene of Britian? Not I, Derek Jarman. Good music does not save this film, nor does Richard O'Brien.

Zack B 20 Sep 2012

I was excited about the concept of Elizabeth I getting a glimpse of the future of England with the help of John Dee, but I was let down by the rest of the movie, which was all over the place and unfocused. I don't have a problem with bizarre or weird characters or scenes, unless of course it's done like it is in this movie, where nothing is really happening in spite of the fact that a lot is happening.