There's not much to it except for beautiful people (Mariel
Hemingway) and a few funny situations. Not so funny is a
repetitive theme of unprovoked violence, which was passed off as
slapstick but proved more painful than funny.
The one scene was the couple in the marriage counsellor's office,
only the counsellor was a personnel counsellor and a hapless
chap that was clearly over his head, especially when the lovely lady
straight-facedly asked the counsellor to ask her husband, why
does he not like to kiss me between my legs like he used to. After
a go-around like that, she asked the counsellor to ask her
husband why he doesn't want her to make love with him with her
mouth anymore. "Ask him all the places where I do it." The park,
the Metro... "THE METRO?"
That's the funniest part about a half hour before the end. It's all
downhill after that.
Hemingway) and a few funny situations. Not so funny is a
repetitive theme of unprovoked violence, which was passed off as
slapstick but proved more painful than funny.
The one scene was the couple in the marriage counsellor's office,
only the counsellor was a personnel counsellor and a hapless
chap that was clearly over his head, especially when the lovely lady
straight-facedly asked the counsellor to ask her husband, why
does he not like to kiss me between my legs like he used to. After
a go-around like that, she asked the counsellor to ask her
husband why he doesn't want her to make love with him with her
mouth anymore. "Ask him all the places where I do it." The park,
the Metro... "THE METRO?"
That's the funniest part about a half hour before the end. It's all
downhill after that.