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Vincent, Alice (24 May 2019). "When the Spice Girls hit Cannes: the inside story of Spice World, 'the worst film ever made' ". The Daily Telegraph. Archived from the original on 15 February 2021 . Retrieved 15 February 2021. Gill, Andy (7 November 1997). "Pop Albums: The Spice Girls Spiceworld (Virgin CDV 2850)". The Independent. Archived from the original on 24 May 2022 . Retrieved 10 August 2010. Spice Girls Party Mix" ("Spice Up Your Life" (Morales Radio Mix) / "Step to Me" (Matthew's Disco Steppin' Mix) / "Stop" (Morales Remix) / "Never Give Up on the Good Times" / " Wannabe" ( Junior Vasquez Remix) / " Who Do You Think You Are" (Morales Club Mix)) Their company rang me up and asked if I would be in it", remarked Elvis Costello of his cameo. "I wouldn't have thought I was the kind of face you would get to do a cornflakes advert. Maybe twenty years ago. I was surprised." [9] Gary Glitter controversy [ edit ] Official toy versions of the Spice Bus were produced upon the release of the movie. [17] Home media [ edit ]In 2010, Bunton revealed that there were plans for a sequel following the first film's release, stating: "We would've liked to do another film, but after Spice World, there was an album, then a tour and then Geri left, so it didn't happen." [51] Noted American film critic Roger Ebert gave one-half of a star and listed Spice World as one of his most hated films, saying: "The Spice Girls are easier to tell apart than the Mutant Ninja Turtles, but that is small consolation: What can you say about five women whose principal distinguishing characteristic is that they have different names? They occupy Spice World as if they were watching it: They're so detached they can't even successfully lip-synch their own songs." And when he reviewed the film on his and Gene Siskel's film critique programme Siskel & Ebert, only three weeks into 1998, he declared that he had already seen the worst film of that year, and called it "an entertainment-free dead zone". Ebert included the film on the Worst of 1998 special, but he chose Armageddon as the worst film of 1998. [30] [31] Ultratop − Goud en Platina – albums1998". Ultratop. Hung Medien. 28 August 1998 . Retrieved 28 September 2011. The Year in Video: Top Video Sales". Billboard Magazine. 9 January 1999. p. 52 . Retrieved 18 February 2017. 1998 best vhs selling spice world.

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Sawyer, Miranda (28 December 1997). "We've Too Much Passion to Stop; the People Gets Close to the Spice Girls as They Reach No 1". The People. ISSN 0307-7292. Archived from the original on 4 November 2012 . Retrieved 12 August 2010. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ a b "Spiceworld 25: Exclusive Coloured Vinyl". Spice Girls Official Store . Retrieved 24 August 2023.a b c d Kale, Sirin (23 January 2018). "How the 'Spice World' Movie Became a Deranged, Postmodern Masterpiece". Vice . Retrieved 20 February 2021. Spice World may well be the last film of its kind. The pop-band-led comedy hasn’t been seen on the big screen in a long time, and these days, artists are more likely to turn to a documentary than to scripted films. “The concept of the pop music comedy is so quintessentially 20th century,” says Smith. “Pre-social media, the pop star was held on a pedestal. The pop star of today is far more accessible. Social media gives fans an access-all-areas pass to their lives, 24/7. There’s a trend of stars striving to appear relatable, hence the surge in popularity of the fly-on-the-wall documentary. It doesn’t seem viable today to present stardom under the guise of a comedy drama. Fans are more astute and artists more transparent.” According to Fuller, the script had to be revised many times to accommodate the growing number of celebrities hoping to take part in the film. [6] Director Bob Spiers had been working in America on the Disney film That Darn Cat at the peak of the Girls' popularity. He was unaware of the group when first offered the job until his friend Jennifer Saunders advised that he take it. He arrived at a meeting with them in a New York hotel, unaware of what they looked like. [7] Casting [ edit ]