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Latin phrase meaning "beyond which not" - describing the ultimate or defining example of its kind. So for example, Performance is the ne plus ultra of the 60s pop genre; Cannibal Holocaust is the ne plus ultra of Italian cannibal movies; An American Werewolf In London is the ne plus ultra of horror comedies; and [Revolver](/web/20211025221707/http://www.witterpedia.net/wiki/index.php/Revolver "Revolver") is the ne plus ultra of really, really terrible films.
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Latin phrase meaning "beyond which not" - describing the ultimate or defining example of its kind. So for example, Performance is the ne plus ultra of the 60s pop genre; Cannibal Holocaust is the ne plus ultra of Italian cannibal movies; An American Werewolf In London is the ne plus ultra of horror comedies; and [Revolver](/web/20211025221707/http://www.witterpedia.net/wiki/index.php/Revolver "Revolver") is the ne plus ultra of really, really terrible films.
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Ne plus ultra
Latin phrase meaning "beyond which not" - describing the ultimate or defining example of its kind. So for example, Performance is the ne plus ultra of the 60s pop genre; Cannibal Holocaust is the ne plus ultra of Italian cannibal movies; An American Werewolf In London is the ne plus ultra of horror comedies; and Revolver is the ne plus ultra of really, really terrible films.
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Ne plus ultra
Latin phrase meaning "beyond which not" - describing the ultimate or defining example of its kind. So for example, Performance is the ne plus ultra of the 60s pop genre; Cannibal Holocaust is the ne plus ultra of Italian cannibal movies; An American Werewolf In London is the ne plus ultra of horror comedies; and Revolver is the ne plus ultra of really, really terrible films.