SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING (1960) - Jan. 29, 2004
An interminably slow character-study about a lower-class lout. There isn't a trace of a plot, and the main character (played by a young Albert Finney) isn't anywhere nearly interesting enough to sustain a whole movie. The film mostly deals with Finney's attempts to juggle two girlfriends, one of whom is married. Three's Company-esque hijinks do not ensue. *1/2
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