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Chinese Roulette (1976)

djross rated it 35 and wrote:

"I was quite willing to go along with the setup up to and including the scene where they discover each other and start laughing, but thereafter it descends into an abyss. Fassbinder gives me the feeling of a guy who wants to imitate Bergman but knows little about people, about himself and about what point he wants to make. To the extent there is one, it’s probably hypocritical. Peppering it with literary moments of pseudo-profundity doesn’t help. The game itself is predictable and uninteresting."