I can't recommend this movie enough, it is absolutely hilarious, a mate introduced me to this and I was a bit reluctant to give it a go, but having finally seen it it is one of the most hilarious movies I have seen in ages.
Good honest slapstick humour is provided by the campy acting of the original movie and this is only enhanced to a peak of hilarity by the superbly written dubs.
Anybody who sees this movie and cannot find anything to laugh about it are either devoid of a sense of humour (A good career lies ahead of them in accountancy or other equally bureaucratic careers) or are currently in a coma on a life support machine.
One can only suppose why anybody would give this movie anything but a good review since the humour works on all levels, in slapstick and the more cerebral ironic.
The scarcity of public access to this and other movies poses a serious question of the Movie Industries opposition to P2P file sharing networks, that such wonderfully comedic masterpieces as this should be consigned to oblivion at the fickle whims of unimaginative bureaucratic humourless movie industry corporate bosses is perhaps a greater crime than that of those prepared to keep movies like this alive and publicly accessible through file sharing and is perhaps something worth thinking about.
Good honest slapstick humour is provided by the campy acting of the original movie and this is only enhanced to a peak of hilarity by the superbly written dubs.
Anybody who sees this movie and cannot find anything to laugh about it are either devoid of a sense of humour (A good career lies ahead of them in accountancy or other equally bureaucratic careers) or are currently in a coma on a life support machine.
One can only suppose why anybody would give this movie anything but a good review since the humour works on all levels, in slapstick and the more cerebral ironic.
The scarcity of public access to this and other movies poses a serious question of the Movie Industries opposition to P2P file sharing networks, that such wonderfully comedic masterpieces as this should be consigned to oblivion at the fickle whims of unimaginative bureaucratic humourless movie industry corporate bosses is perhaps a greater crime than that of those prepared to keep movies like this alive and publicly accessible through file sharing and is perhaps something worth thinking about.