Bea Arthur stole that whole number... and the whole movie!!!! Magnificent as always. I saw her one-woman show years ago, just before she passed and she talked about the wonderful experience of working with Angela Lansbury on Broadway in 'Mame'... and the not-so-wonderful experience of doing this movie with Lucille Ball... she still was phenomenal, though... those looks she gave Lucy! LOL

@MIS315

4 жыл бұрын

Lucille Ball wasn't exactly easy to get along with

@deschutesmaple4520

3 жыл бұрын

Don't care what you say, "I love Lucy"!

@floydkendall2703

2 жыл бұрын

She was truly an amazing person and actress! I miss her.😭

@floydkendall2703

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Eddi, my name is Terri Kendall and I am simply dying to know what she said of working with Angela Lansbury v.s. Lucille Ball. Please tell me.🙏 . I am thinking one was a joy and the other - a pain. 😂❤️

@fashiondolldreamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@floydkendall2703: That's basically what she said! Angela was wonderful to work with and was a consummate professional, whereas she said that it was a very difficult set on the movie with Lucille. Bea was still wonderful in it, though. Bea Arthur's one-woman show (with her superb pianist) was so fantastic! ... very warm, intimate and funny. I will never forget the thrill I got when she looked STRAIGHT at me and said 'Shady Pines, Ma!' with that famous look of hers!!!! I died right there and then! LOL

My favorite scene is where Mame keeps slipping off the crescent moon prop during the Man in the Moon production number. It's great how Vera hides her anger, smiling at the audience as she exits the stage, as soon as she's out of sight, her smile instantly disappears - replaced by a look of absolute fury as she tells the stagehands: ''Tell her to get her ass on than moon!!!!" It's pure classic Bea Arthur.

@paulhunter1525

2 жыл бұрын

😄😆🤣😂

Classy, sumptuous costumes sets and musical composition. Lucial Ball is beautiful. Lovely musical

I don't care what anyone says. I love this version!!! Seen it many times over and over. Best film of Mame.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Well, there’s no accounting for taste, Is there? For the record, IT’S THE ONLY FILM OF “MAME” THERE IS!!

@SymphonyBrahms

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnpickford4222 And that is really sad. Because it's a terrible movie.

All criticism aside,this is still a fun number.Lucy always entertained and I’m grateful for the pleasure she has afforded the world. Whenever I’m feeling down,”The Long,LongTrailer” lifts me up again.She was attractive and very,very funny.Thank you.

when Shade was classy. when Bea told Lucy, "if I kept my hair natural I'd be bald," for some reason I was waiting to see either Betty White or Rue McClanahan at the receiving end of that shade remark.

Bea Arthur really blew me away with her performance in this movie Musical. Nobody else that comes to my mind could have given such a perfect performance.

I was 7 but I remember seeing this at the theater. Already loved Lucy and “Maude” at that age. ❤️

I love this film !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"I'll be Alice B Toklas, if you'll be my Gertrude Stein". SO gay and I luuuuuuuvvvvv it! Not even remotely subliminal.

I love bea arthur more then anyone else

@stephaniebibb9102

4 жыл бұрын

I think Bea looks fantastic here!

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Stephanie Bibb: Yes, she was fantastic. Along with Robert Preston, she is the only reason to watch it.

I wonder if anyone today understands the meaning of the coin on the table. I'm old enough to remember that you once needed a coin to get into a public toilet.

Say what you will about this version but it will always hold a special place in my heart.

@MrGumby385

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not as bad as so many people claim it is. I get a kick out of it when I watch it.

I'm not a big fan of this version, I far prefer Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell. But I do love this number, and Bea Arthur was terrific as Vera Charles.

@ajs11201

Жыл бұрын

Bea Arthur did a great job, as always. Lucy tanked so badly in this role that Bea Arthur was forever embarrassed about being in the movie with her.

Tbh I think Bea looks better in black suits her more 😂

Two of my favorites love This

The two great tragedies of this film version of Mame were 1) Lucille Ball muscling her way into the role, when Lansbury was the obvious choice, and if not Lansbury, any number of mature Hollywood stars of the time would have been 100 times better than Lucy; and 2) Lucy getting Madeline Kahn booted from the Agnes Gooch role simply because she was afraid that Kahn was getting more laughs than her.

@ColumbiaFrancis

2 жыл бұрын

Lucille Ball was simply much too much of an angry person to play someone as loving and kind as Auntie Mame

私は子供の時みたので、靴屋のアルバイトでローラースケートの説明しながら履いてしまって、滑るシーンがおかしくて笑っておなかが捩れるくらいおもしろかったかなぁー

I think the point is that in Auntie Mama, it was indeed a dramatic comedy movie. Mame was a movie musical version of it - each with its own merits I believe.

Funny, but I just finished watching the far superior Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell. I can’t imagine how they thought this could ever compare.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

It had Robert Preston and Bea Arthur and some wonderful songs poorly performed.

@greggbildr9499

4 жыл бұрын

I loved this movie.. I'm glad they did it!

@greggbildr9499

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnpickford4222 Matter of opinion... I loved this movie.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Gregg Bildr: It is a matter of opinion and Lucille Ball was terrible but Bea Arthur and Robert Preston we’re great. I wish the soundtrack included the reprise of “Bosom Buddies” when they send Gooch on the town.

@ianmiller2349

3 жыл бұрын

It wasn't as good but it was a good adaptation.

My mom and my aunt. 🥰😂🥰

Awesome!

Can Lucy really talk about anyone else with "the voice of a frog?"

@katherineshaw1

5 жыл бұрын

takes one to know one, sugar.

@Jakegothicsnake

4 жыл бұрын

Rod Labbe Bea’s voice is naturally deep. Lucy’s was shot due to chain-smoking.

@llcooljay520

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha it is funny that hers sounds very froggy when she says that.

@MIS315

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention natural hair!

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Katherine Burbott: Please, save yourself bitch attitude for your family who has to put up with you. Rod Labbe’s comment is right on target which is why the film was so poorly received. But how do you know what Rod Labbe’s voice sounds like??

It is nice to see that there were was at least a few decent numbers from the musical “Mame”’s movie version that is generally considered a flop.

Hey wait...Lucille Ball was in her 60s in this movie...She looked younger

@jusssayin480

5 жыл бұрын

She looked younger because they put her in soft focus. Watching her blurry scenes makes me feel like I need glasses.

@arnolt2590

5 жыл бұрын

@@jusssayin480 A bit like Calista Flockhart in the tv show "Supergirl"?

@lasbagman1

5 жыл бұрын

Juss Sayin LMAO. It's like watching the movie with an astigmatism.

@johnsaxton5281

4 жыл бұрын

One critic at the time wrote Lucy looked as though the lens was coated with Vaseline.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

John Saxton: That’s a fucking insult. To Vaseline.

I Just Love This xx

Lucy looks good in white

Vanity thy name is Lucy

Lucy, enormously talented as she was, was dissipated by booze and cigarettes and simply too old for this role. One can only imagine how fab this show could be with a casting reboot.

@ajs11201

Жыл бұрын

I've always wondered where the director and choreographer were for this film. Lucy got her start as a chorus girl. Clearly, she had paid her dues as a dancer, and yet there is no grace or art to any movement she made in this film. During her musical numbers, she just flails about aimlessly. Surely the director noticed. Was he afraid of Lucy?

Vera is more like a Maude than a Dorothy...I just love Bea

@RhaegarTargaryen1st

4 жыл бұрын

I heard a little Dorothy @1:59, especially that chuckle during "Benchley" and the way she says "You Snake".

I always thought bette Midler would make a good auntie mame

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

To hell with MAME, I want her as my aunt. And she can tell me dirty jokes ‘till the cows come home!

@billcordell9797

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Van Etten I think she’d be a better Vera Charles

@greggbildr9499

4 жыл бұрын

I bet she would!

Bea Arthur regretted making this film calling it a "tremendous embarrassment" and that casting Lucille Ball was a terrible mistake.

@blondeboyworld

4 жыл бұрын

@CB isme No matter how good of an actor or actress you are sometimes your just not able to fit into a character or story or in Lucille's case a musical.

@llcooljay520

4 жыл бұрын

I actually like the movie. Costumes are GLORIOUS. I just wish the music/singing was better. I hate that every song has been taken down a few keys lol

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

llcooljay520: “Every song taken down a few keys”-When Lucille Ball was croaking they couldn’t go low enough. She made Beatrice Arthur sound like the higher voice. Check out the cast album with Lansbury to hear how this should shine.

@llcooljay520

4 жыл бұрын

John Pickford I have the soundtrack basically memorized. Hate the singing in the movie. Loved the story set and costumes of the movie.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

llcooljay520: GET YOUR ASS TO A “RECORD/MUSIC/CD” STORE AND GET THE ORIGINAL CAST WITH LANSBURY. Get home, turn off the phone, pour yourself a drink (“A small triple”) and enjoy. YOU WILL BE IN HEAVEN!! Listening to the soundtrack (even with Robert Preston) to the Broadway cast is like beating off to sex with the person of your dreams; like Trump to Obama; like working to live vs living to work; like sucking to live vs living to suck; like never winning the lottery to winning and never working; like silent film to those with sound; like North Korea to South Korea; like war to peace. I think you got the point. Life’s a banquet so start eating this one. IT. IS. GREAT. (Lucy was out classed by the role requirements. She has some ‘splaining to do’

Bea Arthur thought she had a pretty decent shot at an Oscar nomination here; there was precedent (like Joel Grey) to win an Oscar and a Tony for the same role, and the Hollywood Foreign Press did give her a Golden Globe nomination…..but I think the poor box office and critical reception to the whole film ultimately doomed her chances. One can only imagine how great this movie might have been with Angela Lansbury!

Watch the Coco Peru version.

40 and death lol

The Rosalind Russell was brilliant in the original Mame which of course is a classic .. and she was a tour de force in larger than life stage to movie roles her Mama Rose in Gypsy was also brilliant... The character of Mame is what use to be referred to as a “woman of a certain age” which Lucy was at that particular time and was age appropriate for the role ... Bea Arthur was the original Vera her husband at the time Gene Saks was the original director of the play.. it had some really strong Jerry Herman numbers (La Cage aux Folles, Hello Dolly) ... which were thinly disguised or actual drag shows.. Lucy’s singing voice is kind of irrelevant...Carol Channing was the most famous Dolly and she certainly did not have the strongest voice ... The problem with the movie was 1974 was not the right year for that type of big brassy old school movie musical ... they kind of went out of style in the 1960s ...the next transfer from broadway to movie was Grease which was a big movie musical but the score was updated from broadway .. and you can’t deny the sex appeal of young Olivia Newton John and even younger John Travolta in 1978...

@mattdeans9873

4 жыл бұрын

If you like Ms Russell, watch the movie "A Majority of One" (if you havent already seen it). Shes just wonderful in it and its a great movie.

@SymphonyBrahms

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, please. Lucy was really terrible in it.

@johnpickford4222

2 жыл бұрын

No, the problem that the movie did poorly was 1) Lucille Ball was too old, hence the filters which accentuated the problem, 2) Lucille Ball’s lack of singing voice and ability to interpret the songs, 3) Lucille Ball’s lack of line delivery and lack of dancing ability, 4) a weak, unfunny and unimaginative screenplay and 5) director Gene Saks lack of enthusiasm and interest in the project with Lucille Ball as the lead when he wanted Angela Lansbury (or anyone but Lucille Ball). He should have stepped aside and let someone who wanted Lucille Ball in this role-and was deaf and blind-direct and THEIR career suffer.

Why on earth wasn't Angela Lansbury allowed to do this role she was on Broadway with Beatrice Arthur

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Because Lucille Ball contributed $2 million to the film’s budget and had the various “Lucy” shows as an audience to build on. Angela Lansbury only had beauty, youth, wit, charm and delivery; it wasn’t enough.

@Muttonchop_USA

3 жыл бұрын

Because at the time Lucille Ball and Beatrice Arthur had the two highest rated shows on television and the producers thought they would be a huge box office draw.

@SymphonyBrahms

2 жыл бұрын

@@Muttonchop_USA And instead the movie was a big bomb. It was financial disaster at the box office and a critical disaster as well.

Lucille Ball was brilliant in ILL and often wonderful in her previous film work. But whether the cigs, the executive pandering of a studio that she owned, or just age, she lost it all. And she didn't need the filters. I saw her in person at this time, and she was beautiful.

Bea Arthur saved this movie and duet.

Every time I watch this scene I am bothered by the fact that Lucille Ball's hat and shoes are white while her dress is off-white. Tragic

Why did the director guide these two such that there is no underlying playfulness or camaraderie between the characters? They come across as women who actually dislike each other rather than friends who just enjoy trading witty barbs.

@llcooljay520

4 жыл бұрын

postgraduate well, from the above comments it sounds like Bea had a horrible time. She probably didn’t respect Lucy in the role and whoever casted and directed.

@roderickfemm8799

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think that at this stage in her career, Lucy was capable of that kind of subtlety in her acting. Bea could have done it, she did it for years on Golden Girls, but if she had the match would have been too uneven.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

postgraduate: Gene Saks had made successful versions of several Neil Simon plays but there wasn’t anything he could do with Lucille Ball’s delivery. She just didn’t have the goods.

@richardmayora1289

3 жыл бұрын

@@llcooljay520 Bea Arthur's husband was the director. The studio chose Lucy.

Did Bea say "I've dished you" or "I've dissed you"?

@jonlenihan4798

2 жыл бұрын

"Dished" as in "to dish the dirt" or to spread unkind gossip. No one said "dissed" when this film was made.

I thought I was looking at Death becomes Her

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Well, more like “Death Warmed Over.”

@alexandriahall8286

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnpickford4222 Dead you ever see the movie death becomes her? They look exactly like the characters.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Alexandria Hall: Don’t insult Meryl Streep with Lucille Ball although someone should have shot a canon ball through her.

I watch this movie every year at Christmas. The snobs like to talk about how they like Rosalind Russell as Aunty Mame better than Lucille Ball as Mame but this version makes me happy and that's all that matters to me. I also like auntie Mame as well but this one's more cheery. And yes Angela Lansbury was a better singer than Lucille Ball but Lucille Ball was a better comedian, blah blah blah. So that's that. I don't know why people insist on comparing apples to oranges anyway.

me and my best friend...

This was really great compared to Robert Preston's number about Mame revivaling the Old South. I just about threw up before mercifully over....

WELL AT LEAST YOU BOTH HAVE THE SAME TALENT OF SINGING ! 😎

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

And how is your sing/risking voice?🤮

@SymphonyBrahms

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnpickford4222 That doesn't matter. What matters is that Lucy couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

Just looking at these two linebacker outfits makes me sweat. And whose idea was it to dress Bea up in Joan Crawford drag?

@chuckcummins9149

4 жыл бұрын

Guess they knew .... who Lucy's following was !! 😆😆

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Beatrice Arthur was heavy and this was an attempt by the costume designer to camouflage it; hues they failed. She was criticized for looking like a truck driver in drag by a critic.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Mmmmm, sweat because you think she looks hot. Or she looks like linebacker? But no wire coat hangers.

@littlericky46

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnpickford4222 Sweat because both costumes look like they weigh 50 lbs. each!

@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona

4 жыл бұрын

it looks chic at certain angles

Didn't sing 'we'll always be harmonising' because they couldn't.

Honestly Bea Arthur should have played Mame and Lucy should have been Vera Charles in this movie. I know Bea won a Tony for the Vera role but wow she had power.

Sorry but this number has all the energy and pizzazz of month old roadkill.

@richardmayora1289

4 жыл бұрын

Oh I needed the laugh. Can I like ten times?

@mattdeans9873

4 жыл бұрын

Bloody Mary was royalty too. You may have to look that up. I don't expect you'd know who that was.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Marilyn Cwik: Bitch, Can’t you see and hear? Lucille Ball is taking this number, Beatrice Arthur and the whole movie down like the iceberg did to the Titanic but just in less time with no survivors.

@dmnemaine

4 жыл бұрын

@Marilyn Cwik Lucy was a comedy genius, but definitely not in this particular instance. Her comedy style (very broad slapstick) was not appropriate for the role. She was also very obviously not confident in the musical numbers, and that clearly shows through in her performance. This song is supposed to be witty banter between friends, not bitter enemies glaring daggers at each other. Bea Arthur tried to salvage what she could, but it was a lost cause.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Really, Matt Deans, really, I mean, really. It’s bad enough you’re using ‘old roadkill’ to insult this film excerpt, but have you taken the time you no ball asshole to think how month old roadkill would feel being insulted by this film excerpt. Exactly, it would feel worse!!

I guess that's where wax museum started their business

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

CRUEL AND UNNECESSARY: Wax museums were in existence long before this movie was made. But this movie belonged in a wax museum that much is true!!

Silly changes to the original lyrics. Why?

The transition portion where there is no singing does not feel right. It seems awkward.

It would not that bad if you had not seen Lansbury and Russell before. But I did. So it was awful

Lucy and Bea had the appeal to be in Mel Brooks Comedies.. Well Bea was in 1 of Mel Brooks comedies..

@AutismThespian1993

4 жыл бұрын

“Oh a bull crap artist.” -History of the World Part 1

Come on, be fair. You try doing better with a broken leg that hadn't quite mended, a rotten script, and a director who hated you (and was also Bea Arthur's husband, who had directed the Broadway show; Lucy had wanted George Cukor but lost him when her leg postponed filming for almost a year). Why Bea Arthur should consider it a "tremendous embarrassment" is beyond me since the critics agreed she was the hit of the film. At least when Lucille Ball was still alive and a local LA channel would run an "I Love Lucy" marathon on her birthday (which she would always watch because toward the end of her life she didn't like to leave the house), interspersed with greetings from celebrities, Bea did one referring to herself as Lucy's "bosom buddy," which was nice.

The Rosalind Russell version is way better!

Me-OW, ladies! Would either of you care for a bowl of 9-Lives?

Did they cut the part where Gale Gordon comes in and shouts "Mrs. Carmichael!" Just awful!

@tyrellanderson4722

4 жыл бұрын

Why awful!?

Just noticed, Lucy is wearing a winter white outfit and a white hat. So completely wrong. Fashion alert. Sad that this weak production spent so much money on the wrong cast. I do love Lucy, but Mame is not her in the least. Angela, Bette Miidler.... So many who could have turned out a brilliant performance. The costumes are the best part.

"If He Walked Into My Life", is such a beautiful song. Not dubbing in Lucy's singing voice was such a big mistake. That was such a dreadful disappointment.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

But there was NO singer who could be used because her own speaking voice was so poor; it would have been too obvious.

Lucy was awful, but Bea was PERFECT!

Bea hated doing this movie

If this was a bit better it would be dreadful.

@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona

4 жыл бұрын

lol

Still Love Lucy but this never worked. Glad they let Bea Arthur play the role she created on stage, still film was a big 👎!

Compared to the Roz Russell version this movie is just god-awful.

@kevinmcclaran8142

4 жыл бұрын

Amen to that

@darbyzworld

4 жыл бұрын

Hardly. Read the book sweetie, you are missing the entire character of Mame. This shiny, weak musical with Lucy is the worst. They should have gotten Angela to do the role. (WHICH was written for Judy Garland.) Know your theatre before you start blabbering about subjects you are completely ill educated about. . .

Terrible movie. Bea Arthur was so talented, she should have never done this. Lucille Ball was a comedic genius in her time, but any movie that required she sing should never have gotten off the drawing board.

Talking isn’t singing.

At this moment Hollywood stopped being great to be just grandiloquent, ugh...

All prints of this horrible movie should be burned.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Freline: No, you are wrong, it was terrible and should never have been made with Lucille Ball in the title role.

@michael65

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!!!! Read Pauline Kael's review. Spot on.

why did Lucy pick Bea as her costar? she wanted to be the pretty one

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Obviously she wanted the best she could get. Unfortunately by surrounding herself with talented costars, age appropriate and who could sing, it only showed off what she couldn’t do.

Not a fan of Bea - She seemed incredibly unkind to Betty White and was completely disrespectful to the entire production consisting of carpenters, extras, and everyone who showed up to shine a light on her face by saying the film was a tremendous embarrassment. Truly an ungrateful actor. Thousands would of killed for the opportunity

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Asshole, complete asshole. It was a poor film and the casting of Lucille Ball who paid her way into the film (liner notes on Rhino soundtrack) affected every aspect. I’m certain Bea Arthur was well paid and did her best, but that doesn’t mean she didn’t have an opinion and expressed it. PS: That’s not Betty White but Lucille Ball in blurry white croaking like a frog.

Waste of celluloid

This movie. Sigh. It's almost unwatchable. It's bad yes, but the lens on the closeups are so smeared with vaseline and/or pantyhose, you can barely make out what's happening. I thought I was losing my eyesight but it was just Lucy's vanity.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

Mar West was thinking about doing a film at this time-not this one!-and asked when watching it, “Is there something wrong with the picture?” due to all the blur ones from scene to scene.

TERRIBLE MOVIE!! Watch the original with Rosalind Russell!

Terrible

Terrible movie. The only things great about it were the costumes and sets. Lucy couldn't sing or dance to save herself! Lucy literally bought her way into the movie. Why she thought mame would be a perfect role for her is beyond belief!

It has to be one of the top 5 worst remakes of all time. Horrendous casting (Arthur does her best), dreadfully performed songs, Lucy (!!!!!!!!!!) and my god, that hug medley at the end. Just when you think it couldn't get any worse, it does...again and again and again.

Lucy is terrible in this number. Too much make-up, too.

BIGGEST mistake to cast Lucy in the role of Auntie Mame, she was just HORRIBLE. Angela Lansbury was the only Mame

@dmnemaine

4 жыл бұрын

Lucille Ball bought the film rights purposely so that no other actress could play Mame.

@94110mission

4 жыл бұрын

dmnemaine What are you talking about? The film rights had been sold years before when Rosalind Russell made the original movie.

@dmnemaine

4 жыл бұрын

@@94110mission The film rights to the Broadway musical, not the original play.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

dmnemaine: Both you and 94110mission are wrong. The film rights were sold to Warner Bros. After the musical opened; they were not part of the deal for the film of the stage version. No film version could be released until 1971 to allow the show to Ron on Broadway and tour (in fact, HELLO, DOLLY! on Broadway with Ethel Merman was paid to close so the film version could be released.). Lucille Ball agreed you ‘contribute’ $2 million dollars to get the title role. It was downhill from that point.

@94110mission

4 жыл бұрын

John Pickford I’m “not” wrong. The film rights to the 1956 “book” was acquired by Warner’s and resulted in the 1958 movie. You are correct, as I have just found, that many people confuse the Broadway musical with the 1st film version when they are two entirely different projects with separate business deals.

If you don't have a great voice at least know how to sing talk, Lucille Ball has complete lack of timing, rhythm, and musicality, which makes it painful to watch her.

@johnpickford4222

4 жыл бұрын

And more painful to hear!

What a tragic iteration of the original Auntie Mame, Lucy is croking old crock in the part. Bea while being a good actress is no classy chic Coral Brown and Agnes Gooch is a complete washout with no comparison to the brilliant Peggy Cass. The little boy Patrick is cloying and annoying and Bruce Davison is horribly miscast as the adult Patrick. It makes me cringe every time I see it.

@SymphonyBrahms

2 жыл бұрын

I saw it one time and that was one time too many.

One of the worst films in history.