What's Up, Doc?
Comedy • G • 1972 • 1 hr 34 min
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Big belly laughs are guaranteed whenever we see this. It’s every bit as funny as it was when first viewed as a kid in the ‘70s.
The great Peter Bogdanovic gives us his big comedy action film, with hilarious gags and a phenomenal car chase sequence.
Fun little screwball film. Nice palate cleanser after something heavy
A quirky comedy with lots of misunderstandings and slapstick that make for a good time.
Fast-paced farce with a stellar cast. Comedies don’t always hold up well, but this one remains fun and frenetic.
Streisand plays a charming proto-Manic-pixie-dream-girl in this hilarious screwball comedy. Also, it has the best car chase in film history
Really goofy comedy of errors. Streisand had great, quick delivery. O’Neal and Kahn were fun. Fast paced, exciting comedy.
My family is obsessed with this movie. We watch it every few years and try to keep track of the suitcases
Such a fun watch and the quick humour still holds up.
Screwball comedy! Barbara Streisand is Bugs Bunny and Ryan O’Neil is Elmer Fudd, w/o the speech impediment. Funny comedy of errors, a hoot!
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