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So, 'Pelvis' is this quirky little comedy from '77 that really captures the essence of that era in music and youthful ambition. It’s got this light-hearted vibe, mixed with a fair amount of absurdity, as our protagonist chases his dreams in the bustling streets of New York. The pacing feels a bit uneven at times, but it flows nicely with the music scenes that pop up, showcasing some practical effects and interesting setups. The performances are charming, with a certain raw quality that feels authentic, reflecting the struggles and hopes of many young artists. It’s a snapshot of a specific time, and while it may not be widely known, there’s a certain charm to its offbeat style that makes it stand out.
This film has seen limited releases over the years, mainly surfacing on obscure VHS and a few hard-to-find DVD compilations. Its scarcity makes it a point of interest for collectors, especially those who appreciate offbeat comedies from the late 70s. The lack of mainstream recognition means it's often overlooked, but that's where the charm lies for the dedicated collector. For those who enjoy the oddities of film history, 'Pelvis' offers a glimpse into a less commercial, more experimental side of the era.
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