I Love You, Alice B. Toklas

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Alain E @AlainE 02/23/2025 Not so bad as some think and not super great either. A straight laced middle class Jewish attorney engaged to be married meets this hot hippie girl and does a 180 degree and becomes a hippie himself and has a relationship with the girl. When things go south he shaves his long hair and reconnects with his fiancée. In a limited preview of Groundhog Day his second attempt to marry her is also unsuccessful. We last see him on the street trying to reorient himself. The late Peter Sellers is convincing as the main character. See more P. N @RT79097641 01/15/2025 It's a satire and an extremely hilarious one. I have no idea what these other folks watched, but never mind the status quo and give it a looksee. It's a very funny movie. Mazursky was a genius. Perfect cast. See more Russ G @RT78760655 09/02/2022 A comedy without any comedy in it. A complete misfire. Sellers is miscast; the producer should have called Woody Allen for the lead and had him punch up the script before a single frame was shot. See more dave s @RT68722908 09/01/2022 Paul Mazursky wrote some great screenplays over his long career. I Love You, Alice B. Toklas wasn't one of them. Peter Sellers, a comic genius, brought some great characters to life over his long career. That's not the case with I Love You, Alice B. Toklas. Sellers plays Harold Fine, a conservative L.A. lawyer who leaves his bride at the alter after eating some pot brownies and having sex with a hot hippie. The last thirty minutes of the movie are almost unbearable to watch as Harold grows out his hair and becomes a part of the ‘60s counter culture, thus making the first hour of the movie look like Citizen Kane in comparison. Sellers does his best to make things work, but I Love You, Alice B. Toklas is ultimately a comedy without humor or a satire with nothing to say. See more Thomas M @TMProofreader 02/01/2019 The best comedy movie ever made! See more 09/28/2017 you are hoping for some sexy swinging 60's chicks. it's like an episode of the monkees afterdark (not like HEAD though) Peter Sellers gets all hippy while enjoying the company of beautiful woman exploring the love movement. tune in turn on drop out. See more Read all reviews

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