Focuses upon homeless Punk kids presenting nihilstic view of the scene
This was the last of Penelope Spheeris’ documentaries about the Los Angeles music scene. This one returned to her original topic Punk Rock, but this time a decade after her original film. Just like her other movies this one is split between talking with people and then concert footage. The focus is upon homeless kids and their issues.<br /><br />The conversations with people are always interesting. This time they talk about what gave rise to Punk and why it’s still around namely disillusionment with mainstream society. All the kids they talked with also had bad and abusive families leading to almost all of them to leave or be kicked out. Many of them were homeless or lived in Punk houses. Their main concerns are surviving and drinking beer. This arises from the fact that it looks like they started talking to some Punk kids asking for spare change on Hollywood Boulevard and that became the basis for most of the film. Of course the downside is this creates the image that all Punks are a bunch of messed up homeless kids. Obviously homeless kids is an important issue and Spheeris definitely highlights the various reasons why they ended up on the street. There is a lot more to Punk than those types of kids however and that's basically ignored in the film.<br /><br />The bands don’t get as much attention this time and they’re not as good as the original which had some all time classic LA groups.<br /><br />Overall, Part III one doesn’t match up to the previous two Declines. The bands aren’t that interesting and the Punks are nihilistic.<br />C
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