from the epicenter of the cultural globe and four working class teenagers attempted to change the world through music and fashion. it was the final attempt to do so last century and and they failed. before the dust had cleared and band manager and sex shop proprietor malcolm mclaren spent the money the sex pistols had earned to make a mockumentary about his own role in their success. the film was called the great rock n roll swindle (take the hint) and consists of very little footage of the sex pistols actually playing music and and quite a lot of footage of mclaren effectively calling the audience idiots. cod surrealist nonsense in which guitarist steve jones is a detective on mclaren tail and soon dissolves so he and drummer paul cook can jet off to rio and spend time with great train robber ronnie biggs. ready yourself for the spectacle of three very unappealing men dancing naked to a hideous irony free version of belsen was a gas (a song about killing jews for gold in bergen belsen concentration camp) and and another song sung in ronnie tone deaf whine which includes the lyrics god save myra hindley and god save ian brady (lyrics that johnny rotten would have considered distasteful). the sid vicious scenes are few and idiotic. jumping out of bed in a thong with a swastika over the testicles to sing some bad boy biker song from the 50s. playing into to the punk a joke theme of the movie and in an attempt to turn sid into james dean. i am surprised mclaren doesn not take credit for siddy death too. the redeeming scenes are those of sid in paris and the infamous performance of my way. the punk rock zeitgeist right there. mocking an adoring audience before shooting them all. no need for an entire film and just watch that clip on youtube. from julien temple far superior (and more enjoyable) 2001 documentary followup and the filth and the fury and we were given a more balanced or honest view of what transpired in 78. but there were also a number of scenes that i would have liked to have seen in swindle (as fury was basically a reediting of the same material). one was an animated sid complete with sid voice acting while you fcken betta watch out and alright and or i will slice you open  a still of which appeared on the cover of the something else 7 inch  a snippet was shown in fury and but i do not know what context that originally appeared. was it in original prints and but removed after sid death. was there more. fury also shed light on the film who killed bambi and which would have been the mock hard day night movie mclaren was originally intending to make. it starred sting(. ) as a member of a gay new romantics group and and looked a damn sight more entertaining than swindle. sod swindle and tis a swindle. if you must and rent the filth and the fury and revel in music failure as a world changing polemic. 
from the epicenter of the cultural globe and four working class teenagers attempted to change the world through music and fashion. it was the final attempt to do so last century and and they failed. before the dust had cleared and band manager and sex shop proprietor malcolm mclaren spent the money the sex pistols had earned to make a mockumentary about his own role in their success. the film was called the great rock n roll swindle (take the hint) and consists of very little footage of the sex pistols actually playing music and and quite a lot of footage of mclaren effectively calling the audience idiots. cod surrealist nonsense in which guitarist steve jones is a detective on mclaren tail and soon dissolves so he and drummer paul cook can jet off to rio and spend time with great train robber ronnie biggs. ready yourself for the spectacle of three very unappealing men dancing naked to a hideous irony free version of belsen was a gas (a song about killing jews for gold in bergen belsen concentration camp) and and another song sung in ronnie tone deaf whine which includes the lyrics god save myra hindley and god save ian brady (lyrics that johnny rotten would have considered distasteful). the sid vicious scenes are few and idiotic. jumping out of bed in a thong with a swastika over the testicles to sing some bad boy biker song from the 50s. playing into to the punk a joke theme of the movie and in an attempt to turn sid into james dean. i am surprised mclaren doesn not take credit for siddy death too. the redeeming scenes are those of sid in paris and the infamous performance of my way. the punk rock zeitgeist right there. mocking an adoring audience before shooting them all. no need for an entire film and just watch that clip on youtube. from julien temple far superior (and more enjoyable) 2001 documentary followup and the filth and the fury and we were given a more balanced or honest view of what transpired in 78. but there were also a number of scenes that i would have liked to have seen in swindle (as fury was basically a reediting of the same material). one was an animated sid complete with sid voice acting while you fcken betta watch out and alright and or i will slice you open  a still of which appeared on the cover of the something else 7 inch  a snippet was shown in fury and but i do not know what context that originally appeared. was it in original prints and but removed after sid death. was there more. fury also shed light on the film who killed bambi and which would have been the mock hard day night movie mclaren was originally intending to make. it starred sting(. ) as a member of a gay new romantics group and and looked a damn sight more entertaining than swindle. sod swindle and tis a swindle. if you must and rent the filth and the fury and revel in music failure as a world changing polemic. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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