Word: tangoes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...After seeing the attacks on your cover story about Last Tango [Feb. 12], I can only hope that it is not indicative of the overall national reaction to the article. The article was well written, informative and showed both insight and discretion...
...amazed at all the protest letters re your cover story on Last Tango in Paris. The review that upset so many merely convinced me that this is a film I should miss. The $5 so saved shall go toward my TIME renewal...
...satisfaction, most of the response to your article on Last Tango was negative. This showed me that there are still many sensible people in the U.S. who detest such material in their magazines...
...totally unnecessary, as well as repulsive, to print so many pictures from the movie Last Tango [Jan. 22]. Your written description of the movie was more than adequate to inform the public about this film. It is too bad that no one labeled the issue with...
...plot is mainly an excuse for a series of monologues. Two people who want to be tenants of the same barren apartment meet in it. They gradually spill out their past lives, the failures of their marriages, and their desires for companionship. If Last Tango in Paris without sex is imaginable, this is it. But a third woman is always present and the two potential roommates are in their late fifties, maybe eighties. Both are women and there's no sex in the whole thing except for the various tales of use and misuse at husbands' hands...