Great Blu-Ray Transfer | Every Which Way But Loose [VHS]

Lots of Fun | Every Which Way But Loose [VHS] | Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke

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	• Every Which Way But Loose [VHS] Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke Warner Bros. Pictures, 1992 average customer review:based on 55 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Blu ray

The blu-ray picture is great on this old movie of Clint Eastwood. I was a lot younger when it first came out. It still is a corny movie for Clint.

Great Blu-Ray Transfer

It was probably in its original HBO run that I last saw this awesome comedy, but I saw it pretty much every time it aired...on a 19" color Zenith.

The Blu-ray transfer is outstanding. Yes, it's grainy during the credit sequences, but it's sharp as a tack otherwise...even in the dark bar scenes. The New Mexico and Colorado scenery looks spectacular. And the Dolby True-HD soundtrack sounds great. I could have never imagined this movie looking this good.

If you've somehow missed this movie over the years, it's well worth the bother. If you have it on VHS or DVD, upgrade.

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Lots of Fun

This is a goofy, but very entertaining, Eastwood flick.

I saw it when I was a kid when it first came out and just saw it again. It is as funny as I remembered.

Clint stars as Philo Beddoe, a truck driver who supplements his income fighting in bare knuckles brawls. His faithful sidekicks are his brother Orville and orangutan Clyde. Both add lots to this pictures. Ruth Gordon also gives a memorable performance as his profane and incredibly feisty mother.

Philo becomes enamoured with country singer, Lynn Halsey Taylor. He is so infatuated that he pursues her across the country. During the course of the show, Beddoe has accumulated some enemies (a very inept motorcycle gang and some loose cannon cops) who are pursuing him at the same time. His interactions with both are hilarious.

The language in this is pretty rough so one may not want to watch it with kids. Other than that, this is a hoot.

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Hapless Bikers and Barroom Brawlers

Yes, this movie is dated...the soundtrack is definitly old school counrty/western, but this movie is just too damn fun not to like. If you like rooting for the blue collar everyman who is just trying to get by, this is a flick for you. Good natured and unpretentious to the point of self depreciation, this humble little flick will have you flipping it into your DVD player a couple times a year, I bet. I still can't get enough of the Black Widows. Long live throaty saxaphone and doo wop.

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