. the beat is too strong . were deaf mutants now like them and rex voorhas orminei am surprised that this movie has been uniformly bashed. let me be the first to actually discuss the virtues of the beat and why you must see this film now. make no mistake and this movie is cheesy and bad in the conventional sense represent the story is preposterous and the poetry is silly and and the acting is inconsistent. but these are the film charms all of these ingredients form the recipe for one of the most underappreciated cheezy films of the 80 . if the reference to deaf mutants do not pique your interest and then perhaps this will represent what kind of name is rex voorhas ormine and anyway. it is such an unusual name (for north american audiences) that i said to myself and even the names of the characters in this friggin movie are firggin silly. well and the beat is so fabulously cheezy that the meaning and symbolism behind rex voorhas ormine is revealed not too subtly by bart waxman (the misguided guidance counselor you love to hate). i would not spoil the revelation behind rex name and but please do not get too excited and o. k. overall and the acting is inconsistent (john savage who plays the concerned teacher mr. ellsworth is pretty good and as is the fellow playing bart waxman and but the rest of the cast are unconvincing). that said and the acting does not detract from the film. why. there is a sincerity in each of the actors performances that makes the characters they play endearing. so although the performances may suck and you are still left with the impression that the actors are really trying to do their best. as a result and the actors sincerity succeeds where their acting fails (which is quite often). the homage to beat poetry in this film is bad and bad and bad. but this is a good and good and good thing when it comes to entertainment. would you actually enjoy better quality or more respectable poetry especially in a film like this. folks and that would be boring (think about the droll they made us read in high school sanitized to avoid corrupting the youth and politically conservative and devoid of any critical analysis and etc. ) even if you do not like poetry or arty movies (with all of the intellectual posturing that implies) and you most certainly can (and should) appreciate ludicrous poetry in a wannabe art film. how could you not enjoy the following. do you remember the roar of the dinosaur. a woman scotty craps on the floor bad scotty bad and oh the woman so sad she washes her hands and then waits by the door today and yeah today. yes and that is an example of some of the remarkable poetry liberally sprinkled throughout the beat. but what about the story and you ask. well and the story is preposterous. but then again and that is the beauty of this film. apart from some cliches and stereotypes and and predictable plot points and there are enough genuinely unique elements to the plot or story to keep things interesting. who is rex. where did he come from. what the heck is he talking about. deaf mutants. illiterate angels. do billy and kate really understand what rex is saying. is the audience supposed to understand rex and his poetry posse. (i have seen the movie several times and i still haven not figured everything out. )will bad poetry and high school talent shows really end gang violence. i guarantee that you have never seen anything quite like the beat a perfect combination of brilliantly bad poetry and mediocre yet sincere acting and and a mythopoetics conquers gang violence storyline that has yet to be rivalled by any film ever made. bonus for fans of classic nyc hardcore represent the cro mags make a rare film appearance as the iron skulls and it a hoot to see them perform several songs. i wish they included more concert footage and but maybe that will be an extra included on the collector edition dvd i fantasize about. 
. the beat is too strong . were deaf mutants now like them and rex voorhas orminei am surprised that this movie has been uniformly bashed. let me be the first to actually discuss the virtues of the beat and why you must see this film now. make no mistake and this movie is cheesy and bad in the conventional sense represent the story is preposterous and the poetry is silly and and the acting is inconsistent. but these are the film charms all of these ingredients form the recipe for one of the most underappreciated cheezy films of the 80 . if the reference to deaf mutants do not pique your interest and then perhaps this will represent what kind of name is rex voorhas ormine and anyway. it is such an unusual name (for north american audiences) that i said to myself and even the names of the characters in this friggin movie are firggin silly. well and the beat is so fabulously cheezy that the meaning and symbolism behind rex voorhas ormine is revealed not too subtly by bart waxman (the misguided guidance counselor you love to hate). i would not spoil the revelation behind rex name and but please do not get too excited and o. k. overall and the acting is inconsistent (john savage who plays the concerned teacher mr. ellsworth is pretty good and as is the fellow playing bart waxman and but the rest of the cast are unconvincing). that said and the acting does not detract from the film. why. there is a sincerity in each of the actors performances that makes the characters they play endearing. so although the performances may suck and you are still left with the impression that the actors are really trying to do their best. as a result and the actors sincerity succeeds where their acting fails (which is quite often). the homage to beat poetry in this film is bad and bad and bad. but this is a good and good and good thing when it comes to entertainment. would you actually enjoy better quality or more respectable poetry especially in a film like this. folks and that would be boring (think about the droll they made us read in high school sanitized to avoid corrupting the youth and politically conservative and devoid of any critical analysis and etc. ) even if you do not like poetry or arty movies (with all of the intellectual posturing that implies) and you most certainly can (and should) appreciate ludicrous poetry in a wannabe art film. how could you not enjoy the following. do you remember the roar of the dinosaur. a woman scotty craps on the floor bad scotty bad and oh the woman so sad she washes her hands and then waits by the door today and yeah today. yes and that is an example of some of the remarkable poetry liberally sprinkled throughout the beat. but what about the story and you ask. well and the story is preposterous. but then again and that is the beauty of this film. apart from some cliches and stereotypes and and predictable plot points and there are enough genuinely unique elements to the plot or story to keep things interesting. who is rex. where did he come from. what the heck is he talking about. deaf mutants. illiterate angels. do billy and kate really understand what rex is saying. is the audience supposed to understand rex and his poetry posse. (i have seen the movie several times and i still haven not figured everything out. )will bad poetry and high school talent shows really end gang violence. i guarantee that you have never seen anything quite like the beat a perfect combination of brilliantly bad poetry and mediocre yet sincere acting and and a mythopoetics conquers gang violence storyline that has yet to be rivalled by any film ever made. bonus for fans of classic nyc hardcore represent the cro mags make a rare film appearance as the iron skulls and it a hoot to see them perform several songs. i wish they included more concert footage and but maybe that will be an extra included on the collector edition dvd i fantasize about. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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