Jonathan_G
A rejoint le déc. 1999
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Largely dense road movie with some comic relief provided by the excellent John Cleese (although he is really sending up his performance in Fawlty Towers). Seems to flip from over the top slapstick to slushy sentimentality at the drop of a hat, and the worst part of the film is that Martin and Hawn have to "find themselves", who they are, etc. See it at your peril.
Incredibly scary late Hitchcock with many effective moments (especially the attack in the bedroom and at the children's party). Excellent performances from Taylor, Hedron and Tandy prevail, but the film is flawed by a weak plot (Hedren coming all the way from San Francisco) and the film lacks a proper ending. The murkyness surrounding the possible connection between the attacks and the lovebirds is very smart, and the film is a Hitchcock worth seeing.
What an atrocious film! This must be one of the biggest wastes of time and talent ever. How could respected actors such as David Niven and Peter Sellers lower themselves to this? The film is devoid of all humour and just bores the viewer. This film went through a plethora of scriptwriters and directors and it shows, with the plot being a stitched-together patchwork of half-baked ideas, and jokes someone somewhere thought were funny. A stellar cast list is completely wasted. Niven has a line in the film: "The enemy won't know which way to turn." Well, the audience certainly do - in the direction of the 'EXIT' signs. What a waste!