John Murray (II), Jennifer Tilly, Sally Kellerman
Their licenses suspended, their vehicles impounded, a hapless band of misfits, malcontents and dreamers meet in traffic school. As it turns out, this isn't your ordinary run of the mill traffic schoo...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 12, 2005
Stats: 115 reviews
How many times did I watch this as a kid? Nine bajillion? Every single time it was on cable? I'm not sure why, but I just thought it was the greatest.
It's okay. A good, cute time waster with John Murray doing the best impression of his brother that he can muster. Lots of f...( read more)
An enjoyable 80s comedy starring the brother of Bill Murray and the brother of Stacy Keach. You also got a young Jennifer Tilly, two dudes from The Burning, and Marty's sister from Back to the Future. Then, for toppers they throw in Fred Willard.
If your into curios and obscure (...( read more)
I recorded this off TV years ago and it was one of the funniest things i had seen! Sadly its not out on DVD so not had the chance to revisit it.
A not-funny movie about driving school. A motley crew of people are thrown into driving school after receiving traffic tickets. They learn there is a conspiracy to stop them from passing, so they enact their revenge. I think Lt Dangle got his image from the main cop in this film....( read more)
I shouldn?t have enjoyed it as much as I did, but it did make me laugh on numerous occasions. John Murray is very funny in the lead role and Jennifer Tilly is a delight as well. Clara Peller has a good bit too. Nothing deep or significant, just good fun.
Fun to watch with Dave but I probably wouldn't have seen it otherwise.
I had great memories of this 1985 comedy, especially of the comic performance of John Murray.
WOW, time certainly improves things - I finally saw it once again after 20 years and this movie was really weak. John was likable, but like the rest of the cast, he didn't have much to ...( read more)
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