Chelsea Girls 1966

Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader: The results are often spellbinding; the juxtaposition of two film images at once gives the spectator an unusual amount of freedom in what to concentrate on and what to make of these variously whacked-out performers. Read more

Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times: Warhol has nothing to say and no technique to say it with. Read more

Kenneth Baker, San Francisco Chronicle: Watching and waiting brought some amazing performances before Warhol's camera: Emerson's stoned monologue, Ondine's violent, sourly comic rant on being pope. Read more

Raymond Durgnat, Time Out: View'n doze. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: A pointless, excruciatingly dull three-and-a-half hours spent in the company of Andy Warhol's friends. Read more