Microscopic Liquid Subway to Oblivion

1970
1h 25m

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Microscopic Liquid Subway to Oblivion (1970)

The use of dope is running rampant at a small college. Convinced the college's reputation is at stake, Professor Dr. John takes it upon himself to get the college's biggest user to go straig... Read allThe use of dope is running rampant at a small college. Convinced the college's reputation is at stake, Professor Dr. John takes it upon himself to get the college's biggest user to go straight.The use of dope is running rampant at a small college. Convinced the college's reputation is at stake, Professor Dr. John takes it upon himself to get the college's biggest user to go straight.

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Trivia
At the time of filming, Swedish actress/producer Ewa Aulin was married to British director/producer/screenwriter/songwriter John W. Shadow, and had given birth to their son Shawn Rolf John Shadow in Sion, Switzerland less than a year earlier.

Goofs
At about 38 minutes in, Ewa Aulin's hair (which has been brown) is seen to be blonde for a few seconds.

Quotes
John: Billy, why do you think people take drugs?
Billy: Well, I guess it's the only way to fly without a licence!
[all the students laugh]
John: Silence! You will answer the question correctly, Fisher.
Billy: Well, life is a clump. And I guess people need something to get them out of it.
John: Oh, very eloquent, Fisher. Perhaps you might tell the class exactly what a "clump" is.
Billy: Primarily, a clump is anything got together. But in hip-talk it's life; a horrible, sticky mess.

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Microscopic Liquid Subway to Oblivion
Written by John W. Shadow
Performed by Ronnie Jones

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Get on the bus

This movie has one of the worst theme songs I've ever heard, though I suppose it would be a difficult challenge indeed to sing the phrase "microscopic liquid subway to oblivion" in a tuneful way. The movie itself is a mess. There's drugs, a Svengali-like college professor--I really couldn't figure out what was going on much of the time. Skip it.