Reviews

Watched this again on 27 Sep 2022 - in this episode trump is accused of dementia = Biden is obviously not aware of his surroundings, from shouting to whispering and claiming he likes 13-year-old girls along with a slew of other bizarre rants this will never be mentioned in a "Family Guy" episode - daughter of running a company = Biden's son's laptop was covered up by the FBI (fact) - wiping ass on constitution = wiping ass on the constitution - financial misconduct = "the big guy" - collusion with Russia (Hillary) proved to be a lie = Hunters collusion with China & Ukraine covered up by FBI - now take a long hard look at what you have today and you can see the very mean ugly truth of the media & Hollywoke.

Watched this episode when it was first aired and thought it was okay/average then again a year later and wondered how it was framed, poor innocent black guy tortured by an evil white guy.

How would this have played out if the roles were reversed?

Making the victim black & the bad guy white plays to some very white guilt ideals doesn't it?

What if the owner of the museum were black or a woman?

I found this episode disturbing but not for the superficial reasons.

Most of the other reviews have covered the movie quite well but having watched it again (first watched it in 1971 big screen) can't help wondering if "Moby Dick" was an influence? The sub as the metaphorical whale and Murphy as the Ahab (going to his watery grave). By the by, it's a fun romp of cat & mouse with some nice 70's sound score (nothing wrong with that).

Decided to give this a try, after seeing a glowing (8), if you change it to a (2) then it would be more truthful. In fact, like the "main protagonist" after a gruelling eight episodes I decided to "self-harm" and punch myself in the balls!

A good example of low budget and filibustering. fortunately, I guessed this and jumped forward in 5 min increments - watched the last 2mins to get all I needed to know out of this, thus avoiding the nonsense.