Just wondering if you're familiar with this movie?I'd never heard of the movie, so I looked it up. I was intrigued by the cast:
The Brothers O'Toole (1973)
https://www.neatorama.com/2019/03/17/The-Brothers-O-Toole-1973/
I'm only marginally familiar with 70's western comedies anyway, but I've never heard of this one. You?
Harvey
And more.
Now, I'm perfectly aware that a good cast doesn't always mean a good movie. But, hey, it might be a gem. So, I started looking for it.
Nuthin'. Nuthin' at all.
Oh, there were pages about the movie, but no way to watch it. At first. Finally, Amazon had it available for streaming and on DVD. And, the DVD was on sale, for cheaper than a streaming rental at the time, so I bought the DVD. It came in last week, I ripped it out for iTunes and watched it.
Eh. It was okay. It was no Blazing Saddles. It wasn't even Support Your Local Sheriff, but nice enough with moderate humor.
The first hour a case of mistaken identity of a con man for a wanted felon, and easy mistake as John Astin played both characters. The last half-hour was the con men brothers trying to run a scam.
Not a great film, but nice enough. It's a heckuva lot better than some movies that I paid more for. So I'm happy to add it to my library.
Am I recommending you get it? No. But I'm not recommending you avoid it either. If you like 70s western comedies, you'll like it. Don't expect Blazing Saddles. But expect a smile or two.
Oh, and why did Harvey ask me about it? Well, he knows I like movies and that I might just have known about that one. I didn't know about it, but now I do.
Will I watch it again? Maybe one day. But I've got over 100 movies in my library that I haven't watched. I need to play catch-up first.
How did it rank with "Evil Roy Slade"?
ReplyDeleteActually.,. Same question as Fred...
ReplyDeleteWell, I've not actually seen that one. But I'll remedy that soon.
ReplyDeleteEvil Roy looks like an Academy Award winner for Best Picture compared to this.
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