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One of my all-time faves. It’s truly a baffling miracle of the movie. Dialogue is horrible. Acting is atrocious. The story’s portrayal of Native American culture and history is completely wrong. The genuine hippy-dippy earnestness is so over the top that your eyes never really stop rolling. Other than Howard Hesseman and some of the music, there really isn’t a single redeeming thing about this movie. But I absolutely love every minute of it, from beginning to end.
How old are you? I'm 52 and was 9 when that movie came out. It was a huge deal. All the cool kids saw it and talked about it before I ever got to see it. I haven't seen it since.... who knows? But I would watch it again.
How old are you? I'm 52 and was 9 when that movie came out. It was a huge deal. All the cool kids saw it and talked about it before I ever got to see it. I haven't seen it since.... who knows? But I would watch it again.
Early 40s. Yeah, it was a very successful movie. It's also a very bad movie. But I love it.
One of my all-time faves. It’s truly a baffling miracle of the movie. Dialogue is horrible. Acting is atrocious. The story’s portrayal of Native American culture and history is completely wrong. The genuine hippy-dippy earnestness is so over the top that your eyes never really stop rolling. Other than Howard Hesseman and some of the music, there really isn’t a single redeeming thing about this movie. But I absolutely love every minute of it, from beginning to end.
The whole "Billy Jack" series was a hoot, starting with the wonderfully bad "Born Losers".
"Got any amphetamines?"
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