What is the film of the 199s that seems to have been forgotten despite the famous actors?

Remember when the lead singer of U2 wrote a movie starring Mel Gibson? No one else has either.

Wim Wenders' Million Dollar Hotel has been forgotten. You might think that a movie conceived by Bono and starring Mel Gibson would attract the audience. It earned $59,989 in a limited number of theaters and didn't reappear until it was released on video 14 months later.

Bono first filmed this story in 1987, when he filmed a music video of "There are no names on the street". Ten years later, they raised a budget of $8 million to shoot the film.

Impressive actors are also assembled. Jeremy Davies, Milla Jovovich, Jimmy Smits, Peter Stormare, Amanda Plummer, Donal Logue, Julian Sands and Tim Roth joined Gibb.

Although this film may only exist in the 199s, it finally premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival on February 9th, 2.

Plot: An FBI detective investigates the death of the son of a billionaire who died in a The Old Inn. The Million Dollar Hotel followed Izzy Goldkiss's murder. FBI agent Skinner was sent to investigate the crime and get rid of the murderer. When he arrived at the hotel, he met many forgotten people.

ultimately flawed, but curious, those who like those who are slightly bizarre.

This film has one of the more interesting ideas I have heard for some time. It is said that Bono, the lead singer of U2, came up with the idea of making this weird movie, and filmed the music video "Unknown Place in the Street" on the roof of the same hotel where the core of this movie is located. With the help of Wim Wenders (Wings of Desire) and Nicholas Klein (this is the third and last film he has written so far), this strange film came into being.

how to explain this movie ... well, it's about a group of insane fans who live in a dilapidated hotel where there may be a murder. Therefore, it is up to Mel Gibson, a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But murder is only half the story. The other side of the coin involves the romantic love between an introverted bookworm and a wolverine-haired boy with weak spirit. That's the summary.

"I think it's as boring as a dog's ass." ? -mel gibson

On paper, The Million Dollar Hotel sounds like an attractive movie. Directed by Wim Wenders, the investigation is based on Bono's story, U2' s movie soundtrack and the story centered on the FBI agent, who investigated the death of a resident in a hotel where a stranger lived. Instead, it provides a self-indulgent and strange little indie game, which is meaningless.

Gibson gave up the usual salary requirement to star in this $8 million movie, and also worked as a producer through his Icon Productions company. He said in an interview that the movie was "as boring as a dog's ass", which he really regretted. In order to behave like Jack Skinner, an FBI agent, Gibson failed to do this at all, and seemed to be more uncomfortable than anything else, which led to a strange turning point, which was the most easily misjudged in his whole career.