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'A fairly unattractive bunch of bored and boring party givers, mindlessly driving around midnight streets waiting for pieces of Skylab to fall on them and searching for meaning in the TV test pattern, hardly makes for a riveting film experience.' (Source: The Conversation, 15 April 2016)

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    Note: Includes Dogs in Space (1986) - Official Trailer.
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