Watched it on DVD with a girl who insisted it was good. That was the last time we ever saw each other.There's no plot. There's no laughs. There's nothing. Nothing except men dressed as women singing songs. If i want to listen to the time warp i'll watch it on youtube.This film may have been revolutionary for it's time in portraying sexuality but in todays more liberal society it has very little relevance. Except for people who want to listen to the time warp.

Watch Clue first. After seeing this, Timothy never seemed to be Wadsworth again. Don't get me wrong, I like this film. It's just that Clue had me on the floor laughing. And in my opinion Wadsworth is a bit hotter than Frank. However he's my favourite actor and I never get tired of his voice.

it remains an experience. first , the second, the thirty time when you see it. because it is different by the horror or eccentric experiments or dark comedies. it preserves the recipe of old Gothic stories. and this is the basic virtue of a film who remains seductive for not easy to define reasons. because it gives a simple story, themes who are always interesting, good acting and the wise way to build the atmosphere, to use the kitsch in wise manner, to escape from the near reality in a sort of fairy tale.its significance - it is a story about ours.

This is the movie that defines the term "cult film", originally design to parody B-movies and touched subjects that were considered taboo in the 70's, mostly sexual. The songs are great. Still, the movie by itself would not be very appealing to many people, especially those who watch it for the first time if they do it at home. 99% of the fun is in theatrical screenings (Yes, this movie has never been pulled out of theatrical run) - You get hardcore fans yelling what is known as audience participation lines at the screen, combining them with the movie lines to make fun of the characters, plot or even real-life stuff like celebs and current events (note: these lines are usually very explicit!). In most cases you also get a shadow-cast of live actors performing in front of the screen, who may be very screen accurate or very creative (can also be explicit). If you feel brave enough you can also join the shadow casts and go on stage yourself.My recommendation - it's generally worth watching only in theaters with a shadow cast or at least hardcore fans for audience participation. The only reason to watch this at home is if you've never seen the movie, so when you do go to the theater you won't have to have your eyes on the screen the whole time (remember though that the movie is only 1% of what you get in the theater, so even if you find it boring still go and see it in the theater). The only other reason to watch this at home is if you're a shadow-cast member and want to practice your part.