Review of Used Cars (1980) by Kevin M. W — 19 Jan 2016
A comedy about lying is difficult to approve of and yet Zemeckis' team and presentation will at least have you consider it's viability. The fantasy, about two used car dealerships vying for dominance in the desert Southwest, is a decent platform for the general thesis, a natural one.
Where else does one expect lying as a given (and don't say politics or prostitution, cause that's too easy)? Sure, like lying, they go a little overboard, but it's all in good fun.
This review of Used Cars (1980) was written by Kevin M. W on 19 Jan 2016.
Used Cars has generally received positive reviews.
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