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www.digitallyobsessed.com - : Director Peter Yates is probably best remembered for some of his more timeless efforts, like the groundbreaking car chase from the classic Bullitt, the bicylce-riding-as-life metaphors of Breaking Away, or even capturing the awe-inspiring splendor of Jacqueline Bisset's memorable wet t-shirt in The Deep. One of his least enduring works is this message-heavy 1976 comedy featuring the so-bizarre-it-almost-works casting of Harvey Keitel, Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch, and Larry Hagman (here playing a lecherous ambulance driver who at one point sexually assaults a drug-addled patient) in another of the era's endlessly chattering social/political comedies that have lost not just their luster, but their relevance. more...
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