Review of Used Cars (1980) by Pauline Kael for New Yorker — 02 Jan 2018
A foul-mouthed, bumpercrunching farce that is often funnier in theory than in fact but, even so, is a movie that has more laughs in it than any film of the summer except "Airplane!" It wipes out "The Blues Brothers," "Caddyshack," "Up the Academy," "Where the Buffalo Roam" and just about every other recent comedy aimed, I assume, at an otherwise television-hooked public.
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This review of Used Cars (1980) was written by Pauline Kael and published by New Yorker on 02 Jan 2018.
Used Cars has generally received positive reviews.
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