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Sam's Song (1969)

A political filmmaker finds himself in Long Island for a weekend where he finds himself entangled with a high-living, jet set crowd. At first it is exciting, but soon he finds himself disillusioned by their shallowness.

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Lady D 08 Jan 2008

Very bad, but is a "B" classic.

Trent M 24 Nov 2007

Not much to recommend in this film unless you are a DeNiro fanatic. His scenes were from a much earlier film that was never completed and used mostly as flashbacks. This movie begins as some kind of low mystery film and then for about the last 30 minutes tries to be "noir" with the brother speaking like a hardboiled detective all of a sudden. This actually does improve the movie a bit, but why didn't they play the whole film like this? There is a strange scene where DeNiro's character enacts a shoot-out on a beach and mows himself down about 20 times in dreamy slow-motion. It could have been better handled, but if you want to check it out, by all means, do so.

Robin W 26 Sep 2007

The ultimate Robert De Niro curiousity piece, as the young unknown De Niro appeared in a film called "Sam's Song" in 1969 that was never completed - only to have his footage mixed together (to his horror, I'm sure) with newly shot footage ten years later and released as "The Swap". De Niro's scenes are passable enough, but the newly shot footage is so amateurish, poorly paced and badly acted that his oddity is often a chore to sit through. Contains one of the all-time classic bad lines when the ex-convict hero exclaims: "It's been twelve years since I had a mayonnaisse-and-peanut-butter sandwich. Now that's what I call cruel and unsual punishment!".

Miguel C 26 Jan 2007

This film is only of interest to see an early Robert De Niro performance. De Niro is good, and his talent stands out. This film drags on and on. It is cheaply made, badly edited and boring.

Chris W 26 Mar 2008

This film (originally started in 1969, but finished and released in 1980) is quite lousy. It's a prime example of amateur film making that should never have seen the light of day. The film has aged horribly, is incredibaly dated looking, and the story is totally cliched, unoriginal, and actually put me to sleep. The acting isn't much better. Even De Niro's small role (that's right, his role is a supporting role, despite receiving the major credits) is mediocre at best. I only know about this film because it cost $1 and came as a double feature with a low-budget Pesci film. Avoid it. That's the bottom line. It's really not worth your time.