After doing some hard boiled action movies Eastwood decided he was in need of a new image. So, from some reason unknown to mankind, he made couple of very badly aged action comedies in which he starred with an orangutan.
So, in Any Which Way You Can, a sequel to In Any Which Way But Loose, Eastwood returns as Philo, a fist fighting truck driver. All the familiar characters from previous film return, along with the idiotic motorcycle Nazis, who are sworn enemies of Philo.
Well, okay, this movie could have become a cult classic, but for that is far too badly made: script is poor, jokes miss more often than they hit, and the action scenes are just poorly made. Now only reason to watch this movie is that damned orangutan, and even that wont last for long.
As I did find this movie funny when I was a wee little kid (under ten) I might suspect that age group from 8 to 13 is most suitable for this flick. For adults I can see only the most hardcore Eastwood fans digging this one.
So, in Any Which Way You Can, a sequel to In Any Which Way But Loose, Eastwood returns as Philo, a fist fighting truck driver. All the familiar characters from previous film return, along with the idiotic motorcycle Nazis, who are sworn enemies of Philo.
Well, okay, this movie could have become a cult classic, but for that is far too badly made: script is poor, jokes miss more often than they hit, and the action scenes are just poorly made. Now only reason to watch this movie is that damned orangutan, and even that wont last for long.
As I did find this movie funny when I was a wee little kid (under ten) I might suspect that age group from 8 to 13 is most suitable for this flick. For adults I can see only the most hardcore Eastwood fans digging this one.