George Baker, Glenda Jackson, Herbert Lom
Walter Matthau is in peak form in Hopscotch, a featherweight spy-game comedy in which he plays a CIA agent who's way smarter than his dimwitted superiors. That's the fantasy part--this a...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 20, 2002
Stats: 153 reviews
The cast is a huge asset to the film, Walter Matthau and Glenda Jackson are both great, and the supporting cast does very well. It?s an amusing story, entertaining but does have a few slow stretches. Overall, it?s good.
Okay caper suffers from miscasting of Matthau in the lead, his action are just too slow for him to be convincing as a man of stealth. Glenda is wasted in a nothing part.
has some truly hilarious moments and serves as a great precursor to many films in this vein that followed. no one could have played kendig better than matthau did.
Walter Matthau is on top of his game in this one...and Ned Beatty is great!
Walter Matthau and Sam Waterston reign supreme at the expense of poor Ned Beatty. Funny through and through.
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