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Not a black comedy, or anything for that matter.
While Stan does look like he might be dying anytime soon, he still performs fine physical comedy with Ollie during much of the first 45 minutes or so.
Then the plot of taking a yacht with a stowaway and a man with no country aboard-not to mention a charming female French singer also coming to inhabit an uncharted island they all end up on-takes over with eventual complications that pretty much bogs the comedy down and never really recovers despite the familiar ending of Ollie saying for the last time to Stan, "Here's another nice mess you've gotten me into!" before Stan cries uncontrollably before the fade out.
Anyone else wanting to get familiar with this classic comedy team should seek their earlier work they did for Hal Roach from the '20s up through 1940 when they completed their final Roach film, Saps at Sea. Come to think of it, even some of the L & H Fox flicks (have yet to see the two they made for M-G-M) from the '40s are better than this one...Update-8/29/09: Just watched some missing scenes that appeared in the Italian version on YouTube.
Besides the fact that this guy is a liar, he is also a total idiot, and a thief in the comedy community.
I can't help but feel a little bit dumber every time is see one of his horrid commercials while I am enjoying great comedy central programs like Reno 911 and American body shop.
Please begin praying now that comedy central will realize their mistake and end this show as soon as possible.
Is it supposed to be a black comedy?
If its supposed to be the black humor that makes this film so terrific, then I guess anything can pass for comedy these days.
Comedy from the clashing confrontation of cultural assumptions - as Drama from Crisis.
Had it been billed as a comedy, it still would have made more sense but still would be bad.
Not my idea of a comedy.
Go rent The Navigator or The Love Nest by Buster Keaton - now THOSE are comedy classics!
One Night at McCool's wants you to think it is a hip and clever black comedy.
John Doyle might be OK writing comedy for "Roy and HG" (I hate that too) but this is a serious sugar coating of history that should never have been tolerated.
I'm happy for satirists to write "The Life of Brian" and make fun of the Crucifixion because it is obviously comedy, even if some consider it to be in bad taste.
Kept waiting for the "romantic" or "comedy" to occur, and nothing happened.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are the most famous comedy duo in history, and deservedly so, so I am happy to see any of their films.
Filled with some likable slapstick and not too bad (although repetitive and a little predictable) classic comedy, it isn't great, but it's a black and white film worth looking at.
Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor team up in this would-be comedy about nightclub owners being squeezed by organized crime.
Leslie Nielsen hits rock bottom with this absolutely horrible comedy that is the worst mainstream film that I have ever seen.
This was an 1970s-type irreverent comedy, poking fun at the psychiatric profession and at Beverly Hills.
Ask a thousand people what the greatest unintentional comedy of all time is, and they will almost invariably tell you Battlefield Earth or Plan 9 From Outer Space.
... why watch a TV drama (billed as a comedy) in which none of the characters are likable or even interesting people ?
This half-baked mafia comedy boasts a stellar cast, including Joe Mantegna, Kevin Pollack, Joe Pantoliano, Jennifer Tilly, and Seymour Cassel, along with a number of faces familiar to those who watch crime movies, but it is truly a misfire if there ever was one.
In any other mob comedy, such a complication might be amusing, but here is just plain flat.
After seeing the previews awhile back, I looked forward to seeing Steve Martin in a comedy that I thought might be a keeper.
Most of Robin's jokes are just recycled from old comedy bits of his, and there are very few laugh out loud moments, and most are just dumb.
Makes the fourth theatrical release (the one National Lampoon took its name OFF of) look like a comedy classic.
If I decide to watch it with any friends in the future, I will do so, not with the expectations of watching a good Western, but with the expectations of watching an amateur comedy film production.
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