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1968
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1h 26min

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Los Monkees son lanzados en un poco de diversión psicodélica, surrealista, sin trama y circular.Los Monkees son lanzados en un poco de diversión psicodélica, surrealista, sin trama y circular.Los Monkees son lanzados en un poco de diversión psicodélica, surrealista, sin trama y circular.

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Trivia
Co-writer Jack Nicholson actually compiled the film's soundtrack in its final form, with snippets of the film's dialogue between songs, and is so credited on its LP album cover (when he saw Michael Nesmith at work in the studio and asked if he could help, Nesmith let him take over, because he said "I just want to go home."). Nicholson had unwavering enthusiasm for the film, joining in a stickering campaign to promote its premiere and declaring later that "I saw it, like, 158,000,000 times, man. I loved it!"

Errores
Annette Funicello's character is called Theresa by Davy Jones before the boxing sequence, but is listed as Minnie in the end credits.

Citas
Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork: [chanting in unison] Hey, hey, we are The Monkees, to that we all agree. A manufactured image with no philosophies.

Créditos curiosos
There are no credits at the beginning at the film, which was extremely rare for a 1960s film. They all appear at the end of the film.

Versiones alternativas
When the film was previewed in August 1968, its original cut ran about 110 mins. It was trimmed down to 86 mins. for the premiere.

Conexiones
Edited from The Sign of the Cross (1932)

Bandas sonoras
Porpoise Song
Written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King
Performed by The Monkees (uncredited)

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Forget Rocky Horror-this is the best midnight movie

Forget trying to make sense of this film, you missed the point. Yes it's surreal '60s cheese, but it's well made, thanks to Rafelson and a hefty budget which the monkees were never denied of funding. There are priceless moments like the part where Peter storms off screen trying to voice his complaint to Rafelson while the likes of Jack Nicholson and dennis Hopper also try to grab BR's attention.

The songs by King/ Mann/Weill and the Monkees themselves are fantastic, and the visuals are MTV-transcended and utterly groundbreaking. Gorgeous stuff. Can you Dig it features an incredible fusion of Bellydance and Psychedelic dance. I think Zappa is somehow shortchanged in the mix...the cow is given the punchline (?)