Review of High Anxiety (1977) by Heather B — 27 May 2006
[color=#ffffff]Today I watched [i]High Anxiety[/i]. I recently purchased the [i]Mel Brooks Collection Set[/i], simply because I adore [i]Robin Hood: Men In Tights[/i]. I had only seen 2 out of the 8 movies included in the set (the aforementioned [i]Robin Hood[/i], as well as [i]Young Frankenstein[/i]), so I'll be reviewing a lot of Mel Brooks films in the next little while. I'm currently 5/8. [/color].
[color=white]It was a film that definately had it's highlights (that being the [i]Psycho[/i] shower scene parady, for the most part), but was a little slow in the opening (in fact, it didn't get very interesting until the [i]Psycho[/i] scene). Was fun to spot all of the Hitchcock references. Madeleine Kahn was excellent. [/color].
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[color=#ffffff]Other than that, not much to speak of.[/color].
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[color=#ffffff]The Opinion: Has it's moments but is ultimately unfulfilling.[/color].
This review of High Anxiety (1977) was written by Heather B on 27 May 2006.
High Anxiety has generally received positive reviews.
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