Howard the Duck
Comedy • PG • 1986 • 1 hr 50 min
Starring
Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, Tim Robbins, Ed Gale, Chip Zien
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My very first guilty-pleasure favorite! I especially enjoy Tim Robbins's goofy performance.
she wants to have intercourse with the duck.
Seeing the puppeteers trying to animate Howard's face into some semblance of human emotion is the stuff of nightmares
Cheesy acting all around and most definitely weird, but still manages to be super entertaining
Duck Tits. Who thought this was a good idea?
Terrible acting, an inconsistent tone and overall blandness makes this a terrible, but hilarious film to watch friends and alcohol.
A huge mess. Creepy, weird and confused in all the possible ways. Guilty pleasure? Not for me.
The first half is hilarious, the second is filled with boring chase scenes. Overall, it's entertaining enough, but could be better
Despite being one of the most reviled films of all time, Howard features many things present in children’s films of the era.
Awful characters, plot, dialogue, shooting, you name it. The prosthetic duck face is the only good thing about it.
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