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That'll Be the Day

That'll Be the Day

6.6
  • Apr 17, 2006
  • I agree absolutely -

    Another Nice Mess

    Another Nice Mess

    5.8
  • Jul 11, 2003
  • The most obscure movie ever made

    I'm amazed that this film finally showed up on IMDB. For year's I've called it the most obscure movie ever made, since not a single reference source - Maltin, Variety, Screen World - has ever listed it, despite the presence of familiar names like Smothers, Little and Einstein in the credits. Made during the brief spurt of anti-Nixon movies in the early 70s, it's a one-joke movie, and not a very good one. The premise is that Nixon and Agnew have the vocal patterns and mannerisms of Laurel and Hardy. The result is an all-too familiar collection of imitation L & H gags with hardly anything that could pass as political satire...

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