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Brewster McCloud

film by Altman [1970]
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  • Robert Altman
    Robert Altman
    / M*A*S*H and the 1970s

    …make the relentlessly quirky, fabulist Brewster McCloud (1970), with Bud Cort as a nerd who wants to fly inside the Houston Astrodome (the world’s first domed stadium). Despite its inventive cinematography, the film met with mixed reviews and failed commercially. Audiences and critics both initially had a lukewarm response to…

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    …make the relentlessly quirky, fabulist Brewster McCloud (1970), with Bud Cort as a nerd who wants to fly inside the Houston Astrodome (the world’s first domed stadium). Despite its inventive cinematography, the film met with mixed reviews and failed commercially. Audiences and critics both initially had a lukewarm response to…

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