Review of The Love God? (1969) by Monsieur R — 13 Apr 2010
Having seen this many years ago, can't exactly remember what it was really all about. It failed to impress me however and as a testimony I can't remember much about it.
Don Knotts, a peculiar stage name, carries his Mayberry personna to the big screen several times. In this one, he is portrayed as a Love God rather saracasticly, of course. Thats the comedy of it all. While not a thinking man's comedy, there are some incidental features of the film you should watch.
Primarily, this film captures the era so very well. At least, the era of the sixties we THINK happened. Psychodelia happened everywhere but where I lived. It actually was a Hollywood construct. Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco might be the only place psycodelia actually existed as a lifestyle.
Would suggest all my RT friends and wannabes to find this film and comment. Not for the humor, but for the setting.
Interesting look into an era as strange as it was captivating.
This review of The Love God? (1969) was written by Monsieur R on 13 Apr 2010.
The Love God? has generally received mixed reviews.
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