I'm always amazed at the following certain films I thought of as totally obscure actually have.
This is one of the funniest films I've ever seen. Admittedly the humor is of its time and really stoned out, but it works straight too, the best of both worlds.
I would also like to point out the great songs and musical score by Charles Fox.
One of the songs, "If I Could," sung by Jack Wild, is really touching and poignant, and Mama Cass's "Different" is a great 60s up-tune with a timeless message.
Charles Fox had scored another great trip movie, BARBARELLA, about this time, and this score is like Barbarella meets Witchie-Poo.
The score, originally on Capitol Records, belongs on CD, and the film itself should have a deluxe release on DVD.
This is one of the funniest films I've ever seen. Admittedly the humor is of its time and really stoned out, but it works straight too, the best of both worlds.
I would also like to point out the great songs and musical score by Charles Fox.
One of the songs, "If I Could," sung by Jack Wild, is really touching and poignant, and Mama Cass's "Different" is a great 60s up-tune with a timeless message.
Charles Fox had scored another great trip movie, BARBARELLA, about this time, and this score is like Barbarella meets Witchie-Poo.
The score, originally on Capitol Records, belongs on CD, and the film itself should have a deluxe release on DVD.