Sadly Over-hyped

It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Blistering performances.

you have to have a sense of humor and see the humor in the movie. i laughed till i cried while watching this movie. i have it on VHS and watch it when i need a laugh. i have had my friends watch it as well and some of the lines are great. like hoover two speed. it makes people laugh. and then they ask where did i hear that line and i tell them big man on campus. i hope the ones who do choose to watch it, will watch it with the silliness it was intended to be watched with. let yourself laugh. laughter is a great way to let the stress of the day evaporate.i think when william katz wrote the movie it was done with tongue in cheek humor and as he plays the hunch back he would have to have one.a sense of humor i mean. so to all of you i hope you enjoy it.

i found this movie to be a slapstick comedy that surpassed all my expectations.i would recommend this film to anyone who loves to watch a moviejust so they can laugh.when my good woman first told me about this movie,i thought no not for me.It didn't help that while trying to tell me about the film,she constantly laughed,so i didn't really find out anything of substance of the storyline.i eventually sat down and watched the film and laughed from start to finish.the storyline isn't important,as this film is just a good movie to make you laugh:)

Comedy Central [cable channel] played this several times one year, and everytime i saw it i liked it MORE.... took me awhile to finally aquire it, but i got it now [VHS only]. The story and the charactors flow well and pretty soon you like the hunchback so much your tempted to name your first born "Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga "..... well... maybe not THAT much.

If you've never met Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga, you've missed one of the great experiences of life. This little known, out-of-print film, is a masterpiece that can only be appreciated with repeated viewing. Like all fine things, it improves with age. The writer and director are obviously huge fans of the Marx brothers and Woody Allen. You won't regret spending 100 minutes with this one - if you can find a copy.