Au boulot... Jerry!

I've never given a review before but after reading all the crappy reviews written by people and downing this movie, I had to. I simply couldn't believe the number of negative reviews for this movie.

This movie was VERY funny if you're into nutty comedy which I am.

There's a scene where Jerry is working in this club and he's trying to pour these drinks while next to the stage where a woman is dancing and he just can't take his eyes off this gal and he's missing the cups while pouring and it's so funny.

Another scene is one that when I first saw it I thought I'd actually die from laughter. Jerry is in an office applying for a job at a Postal Office and the Chief is talking to him and the whole time a box of duncan donuts is sitting on the desk and Jerry is trying to NOT look at it and trying to pay attention to the chief at the same time and finally Jerry reaches over and touches the powdered one and kind of runs his finger down the donut and the chief asks "would you like a donut?" and Jerry immediately says "where are they?". And I think the chief says take a half or something like that and Jerry grabs one takes a bite out of it and then puts it back as to change his mind and grabs another one.

Jerry Lewis is very funny and this movie is GREAT. Watch it, love it, dig it. You wont be disappointed unless you've got a donut stuck up your humor hole. In that case, there's no hope for you anyway. Stick with Action and drama in that case and leave the comedy loving to me and others.

This Jerry Lewis project does not ring with the sound of success. This film is way below the high standards that the legendary star/director has set for comedy flicks. The plot is quite simple and most of the sight gags are over done. A bumbling idiot has trouble keeping a job. He has tried being a circus clown, gas station attendant and even delivering the U.S. Mail. Unlucky in the working world, but lucky in love. Go figure.

Also in the cast are Susan Oliver, Harold Stone and Stephen Baccus.

This movie sucks, period! I'm an old school Jerry fan and couldn't believe how bad this movie was. Jawdropping is an understatement. Still doing the same crap in 1980 as he was in 1960, only this time it wasn't funny at all. one bad joke after the next with no relief in sight, bad ethic stereotypes and shameless product placements. JUST PLAIN BAD.

I watched this movie and LOVED it!! It might not be Jerry's best but it is still a very good movie. Just because one person viewed the movie and did not care for it does not mean that everyone should write it off as a bad movie...Please, watch this movie and form your own opinion. I LOVE JERRY LEWIS!!!!

Auteur Jerry Lewis does it all. He plays inept Bo Hooper haplessly drifting from job to job. Lewis' sense of timing as a director is phenomenally off. The scenes of Lewis' fussing with the donuts, the wacky "my ring is caught in your mesh" gag, and the lumbering appearance of the Budweiser Clydesdales are the three longest and most drawn-out scenes in "comedy" history.

Director Lewis is trying to give us time to savor our laughter; it really isn't necessary.

I absolutely dare you to watch this movie from start to finish. So bad it changes your concept of space and time. Then again, if you like seeing Jerry with big fake teeth pretending to be a wild Japanese cook at Benihana's, then you might genuinely like this movie. If so, shame on you. Absolutely awful.

I've never been lucky enough to see Lewis' legendary "The Day The Clown Cried", so this one will have to do as the worst movie I've ever seen.