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(59) 7.7 103 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Public Image is Rotten is a movie starring John Lydon, Michael Alago, and Martin Atkins. The story of PiL, the groundbreaking band form by John Lydon after the collapse of The Sex Pistols in 1978.

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Documentary
Director
Tabbert Fiiller
Starring
Ginger Baker, Michael Alago, John Lydon, Martin Atkins

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Genres Documentary
Director Tabbert Fiiller
Stars Ginger Baker, Michael Alago, John Lydon, Martin Atkins
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 43 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The story of PiL, the groundbreaking band form by John Lydon after the collapse of The Sex Pistols in 1978.

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8 customer reviews about «The Public Image is Rotten»

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Ruth F.
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 13:42

Michael Moore is such a gifted storyteller that it's truly scary. I will not reveal the content of his latest film, but it is a remarkable piece of art that will leave you feeling uplifted. If you love him and you haven't seen this, you owe it to yourself to see it. I highly recommend it.
Christina Daniels
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 15:14

A compelling and inspiring documentary about the making of the movie "A Mighty Wind" and the experience of screenwriter William Goldman. What a fascinating journey it was to be part of this creative process! I was lucky enough to be part of the creative process, and I am very grateful for the experiences and lessons I have gained from the experience. It is a film that is definitely worth seeing and is one that I am looking forward to seeing again and again.
Robert Collins
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 03:24

It's a shame that some people won't see this documentary as it is one of the best documentaries about the industry that I have ever seen. It's informative, entertaining, and inspiring. I highly recommend this film to anyone.
Diane L.
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 09:44

What the name implies, the director, Tommy Lee Wallace, went around in a van during the 1980's and the footage was shown to various people for the sake of public education. To his credit, he did show some interesting and sometimes fascinating footage, but mostly it was just wasted time. The footage seemed to be more about a showing of local people being interviewed rather than showing anything new or important. The interesting thing is, some of the people interviewed seemed to be experts in the field they were interviewed, and that's what I was hoping to see. Some of the interviews were with an actual psychologist, and some were with people who could not be considered experts in the field they were interviewing, which could make it more interesting. Still, if you're a fan of the director and have never seen any of his work, or have seen a few documentaries, you might enjoy this film. As I said, the footage is interesting, and it does show some interesting stuff.
Vincent
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 07:25

There are more than enough stories and news items about this scandal. The film covers the FBI's role, the "mafia" as the actual criminal organization, the media coverage, the trial, and finally, the public perception of what happened and why. The film covers some of the most important angles of this story, including the FBI's failure to follow up on the informant and the cover up, the media coverage of the trial, and the public's lack of understanding of what really happened. This film does a good job of laying out the facts and not the sensationalist headlines. The film ends with the court decision and how the courts treated this case and how this verdict has been viewed by the public.
Jack Richardson
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 17:29

This is a fantastic documentary, for both the documentary genre and for people who are interested in history. But I'm not sure that the documentary really brings out the bad or the good that history is. The only one who does is POTUS himself, and for a good reason. You really get the feeling that he thinks the U.S. was founded on lies, and he is trying to make a point. It's actually a very powerful documentary. But the tone of the film is that it tries to convince the audience that the U.S. has never really been that bad. That is not true. The U.S. has been a corrupt, oppressive, and oppressive empire for its entire existence, and that is what it's been, and will continue to be. And I don't think it's an accident that this documentary is made by a republican.
Timothy L.
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 02:57

It's the film that some of the film critics are currently alluding to. They were all wrong. This is an excellent documentary about the film industry and the history of films in general. It's a documentary that all fans of film should see. The thing that struck me the most about this film was the high level of professionalism that the filmmakers had. If they could have done one more thing right, they would have finished the film in a day. It was amazing to see the actual actors talk about the film and how it affected them personally. It really is amazing how much they had to say about the film and the business that it is. There is even an interview with the director himself. I was able to follow the entire film with some of the actors. The documentaries I have seen about the film industry were all from the same guy. They were all written by the same person. This film is not your typical documentary. It's not a documentary about the entertainment industry. It's a documentary that tells a very honest and very well-documented story. It's not about the stars or the actors or anything like that. It's about the real-life people who are making a living off of their art. This is one of the most interesting and entertaining documentaries that I have seen in a long time. If you are a fan of films, I highly recommend this film.
Bobby Salazar
Sunday, 03 May 2020 13:06

The Public Image is Rotten is an interesting documentary about the impact of the film 'Dirty Dancing' on the cultural landscape in Hollywood. It is the story of how the film got made and what happened after it was released. The film tells the story of how the film was shot, how the story was developed, the production of the film and the response to the film. The film is very interesting to watch as the interviews are interesting and interesting to listen to. I was fascinated by the film and was interested to know how it was made and how it affected the culture. I was also interested to hear about how the film affected the production and the reactions of the actors and directors. I also felt that the film was very insightful and I was impressed by the way it was made and I was very interested in the way the film was received by the public. I recommend this film to people who are interested in film, cultural history and film-making. It is a great documentary and a great film.
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