November 13, 2006
If Kafka did nitrous, this is what you might get.
Alan Arkin, Donald Sutherland, Doris Roberts
Alan Arkin makes his directorial debut in this satire based on a play by Jules Feiffer. Unemotional photographer Alfred Chamberlain (Elliott Gould) meets inspirational Patsy Newquist (Marcia Rodd), bu...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 1, 2004
Stats: 63 reviews
Flixster Reviews (63)
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September 18, 2008A great satire that looks at a man that has just given up on society all together. What better a backdrop than NY in the 70s. Elliot Gould rules as the man who wanders the streets taking pictures of shit, cause nothing else gives him pleasure. The supporting cast really helps bri...( read more)
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August 11, 2008Great writing and great acting. Early 70's Gould is always gold. The only problem I had with the film was it went from light to dark comedy in an instant and I didn't enjoy the film once it became dark. The movie was a bit long and that could be why I didn't enjoy the last 30 min...( read more)
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August 10, 2008Dark, funny, and occasionally shocking satire about the decay of America, especially New York, in the 70's. One of the great Elliot Gould roles, and every supporting character is used to the fullest. Great cameos by Donald Sutherland and Alan Arkin (who directed), and Vincent G...( read more)
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July 1, 2009Hmmm.
i read amazinhg critques for this one,
It High rated
Its Alan Arkin
Its 70's!
Its a black comedy
So, i should love this film... But nope...
It didnt work for me at all...
Didnt find it funny and bored me... -
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October 9, 2008When my friends recommended this movie to me, I expected something a little different than what I got. Not that I was disappointed at all, this movie is probably one of the more original films I have seen in a long time. I loved the monologues and enjoyed the performances (Elliot...( read more)
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October 6, 2008Alan Arkin's directorial debut is an adaptation of Jules Feiffer's play, in which a "devout apathist" (Elliott Gould) meets up with a fiery, passionate young woman (Marcia Rodd) in an increasingly dangerous New York City, and (reluctantly) agrees to get married after a brief cour...( read more)
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