Spies Like Us (1985)
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Chevy and Aykroyd..can't go wrong.
Dislikes: Little bit longer than it needed to be, for the type of film..... read more
An average movie
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" First Viewing Viewing Date: December 9th Via: YouTube Movies Plot: Two bumbling government employees think they are U.S. spies, only to discover that they are actually decoys for Nuclear War. Rating: 6.6/10"
" HBO Max- 1hr. 42min. First Viewing There are a few fun bits sprinkled throughout (the first act is a pretty funny setup), but Spies Like Us often a rambling, flat film that squanders its strong premise and well-matched leads. It's a road picture, with a varied array of cameos and sketches, and that, at the very least, keeps the film interesting and new and, most importantly, watchable. Unfortunately, the sketches all go on to long, lacking the energy or vigor required to keep them afloat, leavi"
" Directed by: John Landis Produced by: Bernie Bernstein, George Folsey, Jr., Leslie Belzberg, and Brian Grazer Written by: Dave Thomas, Dan Aykroyd, Lowell Ganz, and Babaloo Mandel Cinematography: Robert Paynter Edited by: Malcolm Campbell Music by: Elmer Bernstein Song and lyrics by: Paul McCartney Distributed by: Warner Bros. "
“I wasn’t really sure what to expect from this flick but since it was directed by John Landis, I thought I might as well check it out. Well, to be honest, I really had a hard time to care about the damned thing after all. First of all, the whole concept was at best rather generic. In fact, that was actually a rather generous assessment, in my opinion, it was actually really tedious. Sometimes, it did feel slightly similar to ‘Dr. Strangelove’ but that’s giving this movie way too much credit as nothing remotely smart or thoughtful happened through the whole duration. Concerning the jokes, sure, some of them were funny but most of them were just lame. And what was the deal with all these cameos from famous directors? I mean, I did spot Sam Raimi and Terry Gilliam but there were many” read more
" Directed by: John Landis Produced by: Bernie Bernstein, George Folsey, Jr., Leslie Belzberg, and Brian Grazer Written by: Dave Thomas, Dan Aykroyd, Lowell Ganz, and Babaloo Mandel Cinematography: Robert Paynter Edited by: Malcolm Campbell Music by: Elmer Bernstein Song and lyrics by: Paul McCartney Distributed by: Warner Bros."
"First viewing - July 1st Well, Netflix actually added some films to streaming that I wanted to see for a change. I decided to kick off the month with this, which I've been mildly curious about. And it was OK. I laughed a handful of times & was at least mildly entertained throughout its run-time. When the best moments in the film are spotting people with bit parts though (Joel Coen & Sam Raimi! BB King! Ray Harryhausen! Bob Hope!) it's a problem. I don't know...it was all right I guess, but defi"