lustron1

What a great film. I had never heard of this film before. I saw a video of this and was thoroughly entertained. If you are a Woody Allen fan, you have to seek this out! Marshall Brickman worked with Woody on Manhattan, Annie Hall, Sleeper...and it shines through this work. Alan Arkin is superb in his role...and Judy Graubart (who I was always infatuated with on THE ELECTRIC COMPANY)...oh, man, it is so nice to see her in a feature film! Austin Pendleton, Madeline Kahn, Wallace Shawn, Max Wright... They all round out a great cast! And Fred Gwynne as the sadistic army General...well that's the cherry on top!! See this if you can. PLEASE RELEASE THIS ON DVD!!

I just saw this film and I had to write a review as quick as I could!

All I can say is WOW! William Shatner shines, as does his wardrobe, in this great piece of cinematic film-making!!!

This film has everything. A car chase through a car wash that rivals the one in THE FRENCH CONNECTION!!! Menacing acting by Mr. Shatner that rivals Malcolm McDowell's work in CLOCKWORK ORANGE!!! And the greatest wardrobe in any film since DOLEMITE!!!

Shatner chews the scenery like a well done steak!

But heed this warning: If you are partial to balloons...LOOK AWAY!!!

See it... and then see it again!!

This film needs to be on DVD!!!

This film is unbelievable... Big stars, a big Hollywood director... and what they came up with is the movie equivalent of a car wreck!

You don't want to look, but you find yourself unable not to.

Don't get me wrong, I've seen this film a dozen times and it still blows my mind how this ever got put on film. You won't believe your eyes or ears!

And Groucho Marx and half of the cast never looked more worse for wear.

By far, this is one of my favorite "bad" films. Watch it... and then blame the dog!