The Man Who Fell To Earth

2010 • 139 minutes

À propos de ce film

The Man Who Fell To Earth Nicolas Reog's acclaimed cult masterpiece...Like you've never seen or heard it before. David Bowie makes his unforgettable feature film debut as a visitor from a dying planet who becomes a reclusive multi-millionaire, only to lose himself in an earthbound abyss of decadence, self-destruction and alienation. Candy Clark, Rip Torn and Buck Henry co-star in this enigmatic masterpiece directed by Nicolas Roeg (Don't Look Now, Performance) that remains an extraordinary combination of sci-fi epic and mind-blowing allegory, as well as one of the most provocative motion picture events of our time. Anchor bay Entertainment is proud to present the complete and uncensored version of The Man Who Fell To Earth, now fully restored from original negative materials and featuring remastered 5.1 audio for an unparalleled new experience in sound and vision.

Notes et avis

Like the movie, gave 3 rating because of the $10 price tag for this old gem. I had seen it before, so I bought it. I was more or less worth it. I think it should have $6 to $8 not ten. It's an old weird movie about a stranded alien trying to live in Artesia New Mexico, more people should have access to this. Not exact the Roswell crash, but it is still fun if you think about it.

Uncut Director's cut even better F♡LL NUDE BOWIE SEX SCENES!!! Bowiefreak at 11, 1973 saw 1st showing Westwood matinee at 13. Fantastically gorgeous portrayal by Bowie quite autobiographical.

Overall it's a great movie with a crazy original story. The only problem I have with it is the amount of sex and nudity. It's heavily unnecessary.