36 Husbands

Do you like a movie with real people acting real silly than this is the movie for you! The plot is ridiculous in a good way and there is origional music. The costumes are to die for! The kungfu is well done! Enjoyable!

Like all of Bright Blue Gorilla's features, the budget is slightly north of a loaded baked potato, but it's all part of the charm. I've followed the duo for 30 years now, and their music and films won't give your surround sound an explosive workout, but they will leave you smiling. Also suggest earlier efforts like KARATE FILM CAFE, LOSE WITH ENGLISH and GO WITH LE FLO.

This a zany, whacky & fun adventure that has very high production value. The special effects are 1st rate as well.

A very funny rom-com/action comedy/parody. The plot may not be too realistic - three female agents tries to prevent World War III by marrying powerful men and pacifying them via kung-fu and more - but the movie is very entertaining and it is filled with good music performed by the folk duo Bright Blue Gorilla who has also written, directed and produced the movie.

An infectiously engaging globetrotting romp which somehow manages to incorporate kung-fu action, spy intrigue, and romcom into a musical format. Only the "Gorilla" moviemaking team of Michael Glover and Robyn Rosenkrantz could conceive such a genre smorgasbord - and actually pull it off. While most indie productions are limited to a few single key locations, 36 Husbands leaps seamlessly from Paris to Los Angeles, with stopovers in Frankfurt, Berlin, and the wilds of Australia. Add to this some trompe-l'oeil acts of cinematic deception, and you have a refreshingly upbeat entertainment. Howard Corlett is a particular standout among the energetic cast.