Review of Getting Straight (1970) by Richard D — 08 Feb 2012
I found this one enjoyable for Elliot Gould's snarky delivery as a protester with feet of clay, trying to buy into the establishment and become a teacher, though he is constantly put back into a place to be a revolutionary by those around him. This includes his cute girlfriend, played by a young Candice Bergen as well as numerous figures around the campus that is primed to explode as the police develop an increasingly large force on the grounds.
The light-hearted tone is broken numerous times by bits of violence, which I suppose is the reality of the times, but it makes for a odd watching at times.
Rental?
This review of Getting Straight (1970) was written by Richard D on 08 Feb 2012.
Getting Straight has generally received mixed reviews.
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