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Lincsong said:
One of the largest wastes of film that was ever created. Robert Culp must have been paid handsomely to do that piece of trash movie. Either that or he really, really, really needed work after I Spy. :eusa_doh: [huh]
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Why do I hate the 1970s so much?
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One of the largest wastes of film that was ever created. Robert Culp must have been paid handsomely to do that piece of trash movie. Either that or he really, really, really needed work after I Spy. :eusa_doh: [huh]
Yeah, well, one person's "piece of trash movie" is another person's "I really liked that movie." loljamespowers said:
Technically it's a movie from the 60s (released in the US in 1969) and takes place during the period of the 60's counterculture.
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just_me said:
That makes it even worse because I hate the 60s even more.
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Marc Chevalier said:
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Interesting that this (literally) fruity character was called the Big Fig. Sounds suspiciously close to a derogatory word for gays, no?
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"Here's the tricky part."
lol lol lol
Love that bit.
lol lol lol
Love that bit.
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just_me said:
Actually, I like this movie too. Was it '60s counterculture? Or was it California-style culture?????? That's the question.
The YouTube clip was actually my favorite scene. Especially where the guy tells Natalie Wood her husband is "one helluva guy".
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