The title of this movie should have been VIP, because that's what it's about - a brand new product that does not exist. Although the movie gave me lots of laughs, the final joke is about unlikely ... Read More
The title of this movie should have been VIP, because that's what it's about - a brand new product that does not exist. Although the movie gave me lots of laughs, the final joke is about unlikely effects of alcohol, thus revealing a somewhat "Refer Madness" naivite. Close this Review
Classic 60's genre stuff - a joy to watch, and the precursor for "Pillow Talk" by this duo later on. Rock Hudson does a great job acting, including purposely bad acting, as he impersonates another ... Read More
Classic 60's genre stuff - a joy to watch, and the precursor for "Pillow Talk" by this duo later on. Rock Hudson does a great job acting, including purposely bad acting, as he impersonates another person in the movie - which is the whole point. The insanely goofy 1961 hats Doris Day wears in the movie - some of the ugliest in all human history - are worth watching the movie alone. Close this Review
I enjoyed the movie - Doris Day and Rock Hudson were fun to watch, but the title didn't make any sense. I think the highlight of the movie was Tony Randall - he was the best part of the movie.