I actually do remember this movie. I remember watching on TV a year or two after it came out. I was probably about 14 or 15 when I saw it. And I remember watching it a couple of times at least. I did enjoy it, and wouldn't mind seeing it again. I think about this movie every so often because I do live in Oakland, where the character Eddie is from, and when I drive through the city at night, I am reminded of the scene when they first arrive there. For all the free movies they have been showing here on UA-cam, I do wish they would add that one.
I found it stupid as a a kid I find it even more stupid as an adult its a very unreal dramedy that tries to tackle issues through artsy fartsy segments like 20 minutes of whoopsie and Jim dancing with paper bags on their heads... good luck finding entertainment in that but to each their own
I actually do remember this movie. I remember watching on TV a year or two after it came out. I was probably about 14 or 15 when I saw it. And I remember watching it a couple of times at least. I did enjoy it, and wouldn't mind seeing it again.
I think about this movie every so often because I do live in Oakland, where the character Eddie is from, and when I drive through the city at night, I am reminded of the scene when they first arrive there. For all the free movies they have been showing here on UA-cam, I do wish they would add that one.
Great review! I love the film and rewatch all the time.
Saw this one in cinema and have it in VHS, Whoopi Goldberg and James Belushi are great in this
I love this film and Whoopi Goldberg. I’d be interested in hearing about your Cinema experience seeing the movie
It was kinda depressing I liked it though but I don't think I wanna watch it again anytime soon. But it was a very good movie.
I found it stupid as a a kid I find it even more stupid as an adult its a very unreal dramedy that tries to tackle issues through artsy fartsy segments like 20 minutes of whoopsie and Jim dancing with paper bags on their heads... good luck finding entertainment in that but to each their own