I laughed the whole time.
My father STILL quotes this flick ad infinitum. Mostly the 'You'll always be shorty to me' line.
This was like one of the Airplane films played more seriously. The action scenes were done well too. It was difficult seeing classic cars get ruined though.
Clint and Burt made a good team. Rip Torn and Madeline Kahn (RIP) in great support. And watch for William Sanderson in a small role.
But the lines made this film. And for once Burt's hammy acting and Clint's mumbling worked in its favor.
Best line? Clint talks to a guy in a car. 'You shouldn't lay in the street. You might get hit by a train.' 'What train?' 'The next one I hear coming.'
And, 'I don't like you're ilk. You know what that is?' 'Yeah, it's a deer.' 'Well if you don't leave, I'm gonna shoot me an ilk.'
Groaners all. But I loved it.
My father STILL quotes this flick ad infinitum. Mostly the 'You'll always be shorty to me' line.
This was like one of the Airplane films played more seriously. The action scenes were done well too. It was difficult seeing classic cars get ruined though.
Clint and Burt made a good team. Rip Torn and Madeline Kahn (RIP) in great support. And watch for William Sanderson in a small role.
But the lines made this film. And for once Burt's hammy acting and Clint's mumbling worked in its favor.
Best line? Clint talks to a guy in a car. 'You shouldn't lay in the street. You might get hit by a train.' 'What train?' 'The next one I hear coming.'
And, 'I don't like you're ilk. You know what that is?' 'Yeah, it's a deer.' 'Well if you don't leave, I'm gonna shoot me an ilk.'
Groaners all. But I loved it.