Order received
Added 10/3/2009
I knew what I was ordering so, this review is about FROM whom I ordered it rather than the product itself. The promised ship date was honored. I may have even gotten it a day early. The product was shrink wrapped and appeared to be brand new. (hard tellin' not knowin') I am perfectly happy with my order and with the shipper. I would order from them again.
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EXCELLENT MOVIE AND GREAT SONGS
PROBABLY THE BEST OF THE ROAD SHOWS.
JASCONS
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Put It There Pal. . .
Added 5/8/2007
Bing, Bob, and Dottie in a another fun-filled romp, this time through the frozen landscape of Alaska in the early 1900's. Some great gags with plenty of laughs along with some quite lovely tunes. . ."Welcome to My Dream", and "Personality" being just a couple. Road to Utopia takes on everything we have seen before in the previous three Road films, and presents the gags, the songs, and the themes that make a Road film a Road film, in a fresh and original way giving forth a cornicopia of fun and playfulness that makes watching this movie a real reel pleasure.
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Unmitigated lunacy
Added 6/10/2005
Loosen every stressed out cell in your body. As the amazon product description says, one can but feel sorry for people who can't appreciate this kind of comedy. However, I suspect these people probably (justifiably?) formed their opinions by watching "Road to singapore" or other somewhat less spirited/average films in the series, and are likely to miss out on this gem.
This one is the best of the "road" collection. You can watch this (utopia) a hundred times and still be tickled by Hope's one-liners.
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A lot of fun ... in this road picture
Added 1/22/2005
This road picture is my co-favorite with Zanzibar. I just think that there are more funny lines per minute in these two than any of the others.
I read where they (Paramount) held off on releasing this picture because Bing was in the running for the academy award (for his performace in "Going My Way" ... and he would eventually win) and they didn't want to jeopardize his chances of winning.
He's a rogue here ... that's for sure. And Bob is his patsy ... again.
There's a nice little song on the deck of the ship. There's a talent contest, and the boys would lose out ... to a monkey. But it's a nice little number. Later on Dorothy Lamour sings "Personality", and is her usual charming self ... with a nice little Betty Boop accent.
But this road picture is aided by the sly commentary of Robert Benchley, and there is little or no lull in the fun.
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Order received
Added 10/3/2009
I knew what I was ordering so, this review is about FROM whom I ordered it rather than the product itself. The promised ship date was honored. I may have even gotten it a day early. The product was shrink wrapped and appeared to be brand new. (hard tellin' not knowin') I am perfectly happy with my order and with the shipper. I would order from them again.
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EXCELLENT MOVIE AND GREAT SONGS
PROBABLY THE BEST OF THE ROAD SHOWS.
JASCONS
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Put It There Pal. . .
Added 5/8/2007
Bing, Bob, and Dottie in a another fun-filled romp, this time through the frozen landscape of Alaska in the early 1900's. Some great gags with plenty of laughs along with some quite lovely tunes. . ."Welcome to My Dream", and "Personality" being just a couple. Road to Utopia takes on everything we have seen before in the previous three Road films, and presents the gags, the songs, and the themes that make a Road film a Road film, in a fresh and original way giving forth a cornicopia of fun and playfulness that makes watching this movie a real reel pleasure.
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