Performance

Full of the fashions, music and faces of '68, this is still as fresh and disturbing now as it ever was...

The surprise of the movie, and the reason to see it, is Mick Jagger's performance. It isn't simply good; it's a comment on his life and style.

...this hallucinogenic deconstruction of identity writhes with sex, substances, ultraviolence and good ol' rock'n'roll.

Visually dazzling, finely acted investigation into such diverse matters as identity, sexuality, violence, power, and underground culture in late 1960s London.

Its midnight-movie bona fides include quotable lines (''Goodbye the Ferrari!''), the first Mick Jagger musicvideo (''Memo From Turner''), and Anita Pallenberg (above, with Jagger).