This is one of the very first movies I saw in a theater; and I do remember parts of it--specifically the goldfish aliens and...well, that's about it, actually. At least now I can fit these fragmented memories into a plot.
I love this film! Thank you for putting it on your site, I think I'm gonna buy it on DVD now (If they made a DVD).
Quick, everyone run to Wal-Mart and get this movie on DVD for only $4.88.
Hilarious comedy.
Teri Garr AND Kathy Ireland! I first became aware of Teri Garr's existence when she was 20 and played a secretary in an original Star Trek episode. Man was she cute! Then, years later, Kathy Ireland appeared on the scene (need I say more?). Both together in an absurd little movie. Now I'll have to rent it, because I caught it on TV once and the only thing I remember about it is the light grenade!
I love Teri Garr. I too, remember her from television work and Elvis movies and Beach Party movies back in the 60s. The Sonny and Cher show in the 70s in particular. In the 80s she was one of those actresses who seemed to pop up everywhere in everything. I think she got one oscar nomination for either the Black Stallion or Tootsie. Anyway, she was in everything from tripe like this to geniunely good films across the board. I didn't take much notice of this one. I saw it once on cable and that was enough. She started as a dancer and has health problems now from all the pounding she put her body through back in the day. Catch "Pajama Party" with Annette and Tommy Kirk to see her do the Go-Go dancer bump and grind. After years of that it's easy to see why she walks with a cane today. I still think she was one of the cutest and best actresses of her day. She's the girl next door type of movie star for me. I'd love to see her come back and show us her best stuff.
I loved this movie for being so stupid. To me, this had two interesting points. The granade scene, and when Todd sees the Trojin Todd. He knows its a trap, but lets it in so people can see how much its NOT like him.
This would make a good double bill with "Stay Tuned." Both were released in 1991. Both starred Jeffrey Jones. And, yes, both films are eminently forgetable.
I saw this movie with my mother at the theater. I was only 8. I remember we were the only ones in the theater.
I've had this movie since i was a little kid, but we had it on VHS (classic), they just recently released it on DVD at Wal*Mart for less than $5 so i bought it right away, it is so frickin' hilarious. My step-dad was an extra in it, thats why we always had it. Its like a comfort movie to me, whenever i feel down, i just need to pop in this movie and i have no problems anymore, LOL i am so lame haha