Review of Every Which Way but Loose (1978) by Ryan D — 27 Jun 2008
If you chose to see this movie, I promise you, it will share wonders. For instance, in one sequence, Clint Eastwood will draw forth the collective gentility of his craft and breath life in to a sequence where his character, southern fried tough guy Filo, uses the cloak of darkness to break in to the zoo, with the intent of getting his fighters' prize ape Clyde laid.
And he will do it out of the goodness of his heart. There will be fishing hijinx. There will be fisticuffs in a meat factory. There will be many laughs made at the expense of a bumbling neo-nazi motorcycle gang.
There will be a fighters' prize ape named Clyde. If what I've listened can't sell you this movie, I don't know why you bother living, or what you possibly could be living for.
This review of Every Which Way but Loose (1978) was written by Ryan D on 27 Jun 2008.
Every Which Way but Loose has generally received mixed reviews.
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