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(1959) 6.9 98 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Studio 54 is a movie starring Ian Schrager, Steve Rubell, and Donald Rubell. The story of the notorious 1970s New York City nightclub.

Genres
Documentary, History
Director
Matt Tyrnauer
Starring
Steve Rubell, Neil Schlesinger, Donald Rubell, Ian Schrager

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Genres Documentary, History
Director Matt Tyrnauer
Stars Steve Rubell, Neil Schlesinger, Donald Rubell, Ian Schrager
Country USA
Also Known As Studio 54 - verdens vildeste natklub, Studio 54 - The Documentary, Klubas Studio 54
Runtime 1 h 38 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 the notorious 1970s New York City nightclub.

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20 customer reviews about history «Studio 54»

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Mildred G.
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 10:21

This is a really well-made documentary. It's definitely not a classic but it's an interesting look at the strange phenomenon of film festival-goers (and how the festival's attendees interact with the film) and the people who put on these films. There's a lot of discussion about the "filmmakers" and the people who make the films that they see. The filmmaker interviewed here is Mark Cassady (aka the Cinematic Monk) and he's actually the film-maker who started the festival. He is a big reason the festival exists. He's interviewed by Roger Ebert, who is a regular festival goer himself. The story is also interesting, and the documentary goes into great detail about the festival and its people. It's not a particularly lengthy documentary, but it's a good look at the festival and the people who attend it. There's also some great interviews with Mark's wife, Suzanne, and her daughter, who are also festival goers. There's also a great discussion about what the festival is about. It's a great look into the strange phenomenon of the festival. This is a very entertaining look at the festival. It's also very interesting, and it's worth watching.
Joseph Little
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 02:54

This is the film I'm glad I had the chance to see on my own. I was not aware of the work done by the actors, the director, the writers, and I'm glad I got to watch it. It's a documentary. And what a documentary it is. It's a visual treat. As the title suggests, the movie follows the characters as they experience the various stages of their careers, from the amateur to the professional. It's a true-to-life story. A very interesting film, one I'm sure I'll watch again. This is one of those films where you'll either love it or hate it. I loved it. I think it's really important to get the story behind the story, and that's what this film did. It did not play out like a typical Hollywood movie. It's not a Hollywood movie. It's a real-life story about what it takes to be a professional film maker. And I'm glad I got to see it.
Jeffrey Lee
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 07:59

I have a bad habit of watching documentaries on TV, and this is one of the best ones I have seen. The documentary is interesting and gives a good perspective on the culture. I recommend it.
Ryan Wright
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 02:20

This film was really a great and informative movie. I felt like I was in the room when it was being filmed and that was cool. It gave a really good look into what the artists were going through and what it was like working on a film set. It showed the artistic side of film making. There was lots of references to the music of the time, I'm not a big fan of rock but they did a good job. The music is awesome. It has some great songs. I also like the way they were showing all the different aspects of film making, like how a character can be someone from different walks of life and still be a good person and can also be a bad person at the same time. There were lots of different scenes from different scenes in the movie that made me laugh and make me laugh. I think that this was a great documentary that is really worth watching.
Andrea L.
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 14:52

I haven't seen all of "The Room", but this documentary does a good job of illustrating the audience's reactions to the film. While it does contain a lot of trivia and old footage, I found it more entertaining than informative. The documentary only touches on the most superficial aspects of the film, such as the titles, plot, characters, and editing. The only thing that truly interested me was the writing and directing of the film. While the film is rather complicated, I didn't really care much for the characters. I found them annoying and they didn't have enough screen time. While the movie is about a woman's mental deterioration due to a man's intrusion, there was no tension in the characters. It was difficult to relate to any of them. The film also failed to show how much of a struggle a woman has to deal with being a mother. While the film attempts to portray the transition between a mother and a woman, the director did not really show any scenes of a mother being a mother. The film is not really about the act of motherhood, but the inability to relate to the mother in the film. Overall, I did find the film interesting, but I was very disappointed in the director's decision to include the writing of the film.
Scott M.
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 07:25

All of the reviews I have read in the last few years about this film are biased. They are saying that it is a blatant anti-government propaganda movie. I would say it is propaganda. What makes the film different from the other "documentaries" is that it is made for the viewing of those who don't know about the movie. I don't know how many people saw this movie and didn't understand what it was trying to say. The first part of the film was very good, I would say the best part. The second part was very good, but the third part was just way too dark. It was so dark that I couldn't see what the movie was trying to say. It was just too dark to watch. I would give it a 9 or a 10, but it was too dark. It just wasn't that good. I would not recommend this movie to anyone. I'm sure many people have already seen it, but I still recommend that you watch it. If you have not seen this movie, then you should definitely watch it.
Jessica
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 21:45

I didn't know that it was a documentary when I saw it in the video store. I don't think I was aware that it was a documentary until the end. At the end it seemed to be a summary of the events. I thought it was an interesting story but I didn't know what it was about. It looked like a story about a few hundred people. It's interesting to see how a few hundred people become a part of something. I would have liked to have seen more information about what exactly the U.S.A. was doing to Russia. I thought it was interesting to hear from the people that came to the U.S.A. and what they had to say. I don't think it was about what happened during the cold war. I think it was about a small group of people that came to the U.S.A. and made a connection with the people in Russia. I don't think the director did anything to hide the fact that he was going to be showing the U.S.A. during the whole documentary. I thought the people that were interviewed were good, I liked the way they talked about the subject. I think it was important to hear the Russians talk about what it was like in the U.S.A. I would have liked to have seen more information about the changes that were made in the U.S.A. I think it was a good documentary and I would recommend it to anybody that has the chance to see it. I give it an 8 out of 10.
Martha H.
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 20:14

With "Blue Velvet" being released on DVD, it's obvious that there will be a lot of people in this country who have never seen it. So I will only point out that the DVD is only available in Australia. I can't imagine that the people who are from the US will get the film and that the people who aren't from the US will not get it. I believe that it would be a good idea to give the film a wide distribution. I hope that the people who have not seen this film will be able to get a chance to see it. I believe that this is a great film and I would like to see it get a wider distribution. So if you are going to see this film, do it. The DVD is only available in Australia. As well as the DVD, there is a 2 disc special edition which includes a movie guide, an interview with director David Lynch, and the theatrical trailer for the film.
Tiffany Y.
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 06:51

The most popular documentary I've seen, with plenty of great information about the history of television, which I've used to have a good idea of the technical aspects of the "unbelievable" set up and production of some of the most popular shows of the '50s and '60s. There's lots of information on the technical aspects of what they did and why it worked. It's worth watching, if only to learn what was going on behind the scenes.
Danielle Wallace
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 19:23

The late, great Philip Kaufman would have been proud to see this documentary. Kaufman is the architect of the "studio 54" nightclub scene in New York, and it is evident from the interviews that he was very much involved in the planning of the events that took place there. If you are into clubbing, and have seen this documentary, it will make you realize that there is a big difference between a "scene" and a "club." The best part of the documentary is the "behind the scenes" footage of the "studio 54" club. It is not the "club" but the "scene" that is important. So what happened to the club that got canceled? How did the police react to the club? How did the club's owner and his business partner react to the police raid on the club? Why was the club closed down? Why is it still closed? Why was it re-opened? Who owns the club? What happened to the club? This is all just a starting point, and there are many more that should be mentioned. This is a great documentary for anyone interested in clubbing, and anyone who is interested in the history of clubbing in New York. If you don't like clubbing, this documentary is not for you.
Thomas
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 11:56

This is a very entertaining documentary, which will have you laughing and smiling from start to finish. I like the fact that it never really goes into the details of the problems in the film making industry, but rather talks about the things that make it tick and what it is like to be in a film set. It does a great job at not going in too deep and only talking about the things that actually happen. It gives you an idea of what it is like to be a star in the business and gives you a sense of what the people involved in the movie industry go through, which is good. I recommend this to anyone who loves documentaries. I have to say though that I really enjoyed the documentary and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good laugh and a great laugh.
Peter Lane
Saturday, 23 May 2020 02:15

When I saw this documentary, I thought, "What a great film! A very well-made documentary that I would recommend to anyone who would like to learn more about the art of film-making." The film is very well made. The content is informative, and the film is well-organized and very interesting. However, the film seems to go into too much detail, as many of the interviews with the artists are simply too much to be absorbed in, and the film seems to end too quickly. In addition, the film seemed to be too focused on the artist and not enough on the process of filmmaking. I think that a longer version of this documentary would be a good idea, but I'm not sure that this version would be much better than the one that I saw.
Brittany James
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 11:21

The National Film Board of Canada is promoting this film by showing it in cinemas across the country. I saw the movie on the big screen, and enjoyed it. It's about a group of former members of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, who are now living in the country they used to work for. The actors are not famous, but they are all really good. You can tell the story of their lives from their movies and their personal essays on the role of the CBC in Canada. The music is also really good, and the movie makes you feel really connected to the characters. It's not a Hollywood blockbuster, but I think that's the point of the movie.
Wayne Alvarado
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 16:27

The "Cinematic Event" of the year. The Coen Brothers have always had a knack for making documentaries, and this one is no exception. But what makes this one stand out is that it's a documentary that focuses on the very making of the movie itself. You can tell a lot of care was put into the making of this movie, and it shows. It's nice to see that the filmmakers have an appreciation for the art form of film making. They're very knowledgeable about the film world and a lot of the tricks they use to make their films. You can tell that they've spent a lot of time, money and effort in order to get the best results possible. This is a great documentary for people who love the Coen Brothers and love documentaries. It's an enjoyable movie and I would recommend it to anyone who loves the Coen Brothers.
Nathan Payne
Thursday, 07 May 2020 03:29

What a relief to be able to watch a documentary about The Film of the Year, Cinequest! This is a documentary that is not about Cinequest (The Cinematograph) but rather about the film industry and how it was changing. The documentary shows the many changes in the film industry in the 60's, the mid 70's, and the 90's. The makers were able to show how the film industry changed because of technology. The movie was edited well, with some great cinematography. The editing style reminded me of The Wicker Man. This is a movie that should be watched by everyone, because it is a wonderful documentary that anyone can enjoy. The makers are very well organized, and I liked how they went through the changes in the film industry, showing how different people in different countries were affected by the changes. The movie is a must see for anyone who loves to watch a good documentary.
Jean R.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 19:57

I was going to skip this one. But I read a review that said it was one of the most important documentaries I had ever seen, and I wanted to see it. I finally decided to give it a chance. It was a long time since I saw a film with such a great subject. If you like to see documentaries about the history of film, then I would recommend this one.
Christopher A.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 18:42

After reading the other comments, I'm wondering why this film is getting such a bad rating. If you are a fan of the "Saturday Night Live" skits, then you will probably find this film to be funny, and if you're not, then you'll probably find this film to be boring. It is not a documentary about SNL, and it's not meant to be. The film is about the production of "Saturday Night Live", and how a show came to be. It is a film that looks at the people that worked on the show, and how they got the show going. I enjoyed it. It was entertaining, and it was funny. I recommend it to fans of the show, and fans of the film. You won't be disappointed.
Elizabeth Fowler
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 17:24

I can't believe all the bad reviews this film has received. I thought it was well worth my time. It is not what I expected and it is not what I thought it was going to be either. I was expecting to see people losing their minds in a mad rush to get the DVD and I got exactly that. In fact, I found myself laughing at times and just thinking about the film in general. I was also amazed at how well done this movie was. I'm not going to lie, the movie is not easy to watch at times. It is very disturbing and very disturbing. But this is what you get for your money. You can't expect a lot of nudity and sex scenes, but they were all there. The best part of the movie was the way it was shot. The colors, the lighting, the way the camera moves, the angles, all just fit together perfectly. I had no idea how they managed to get the footage on the film. I was amazed that they did it in such a way that it made it feel like you were actually in the room with the people you were seeing. I would have been so surprised if this movie didn't work. I was amazed at the work the production team put into this film. I was also amazed at how well they managed to get the actors to be so convincing. The entire cast was excellent and I was surprised at the performances they gave. I will be buying this movie for my collection and I will definitely recommend it to anyone who needs to be entertained. It is definitely worth the price of admission.
Paul Hughes
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 15:41

Loved it. Great photography and great stories. Great film and not too often do I see a film that is based on a true story. I do not recall the last time a film was so true to life. Great job!
Douglas Ryan
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 12:43

I don't know about you, but I was completely mesmerized by the production design and the cinematography. I especially loved the costumes, set design and wardrobe. It was especially impressive to see the performance of one of the cast members who has only been in a few films and then in one very small role. The film is very much a film about the music industry and the music business in general. I thought the film was beautifully produced, with outstanding cinematography, superb production design, and a superb music score. It was just a great film. The film covers the rise and fall of film and music industry and the characters are very well portrayed. I think this is a great film to watch, especially if you are into music or film.
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