Review of I Love You, Alice B. Toklas! (1968) by Brett B — 03 Apr 2012

Really unfunny 1968 film about a Jewish lawyer who drops out after seeing his brother's sexy girlfriend who makes some pot laced brownies for him. While it paints the characters in broad stereotypes, it isn't necessarily harsh on either the hippies or the conservatives but it also isn't very funny either.

Maybe it was back in 1968, but not now. Sellers is pretty much wasted here (and I mean that in a talent way, not a "high" way.) You're better off seeing him in "The Party" from writer/director Blake Edwards which was done the same year.