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Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)
Directed by Joe Dante, John Landis, Robert K. Weiss, Carl Gottlieb, Peter Horton
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Overview
Centered around a television station which features a 1950s-style sci-fi movie interspersed with a series of wild commercials, wacky shorts and weird specials, this lampoon of contemporary life and pop culture skewers some of the silliest spectacles ever created in the name of entertainment.
Rated R | Length 84 minutes
Actors
Arsenio Hall | Donald F. Muhich | Monique Gabrielle | Lou Jacobi | Erica Yohn | Debbi A. Davison | Rob Krausz | Phil Hartman | Corey Burton | Michelle Pfeiffer | Peter Horton | Griffin Dunne | Brian Ann Zoccola | Joe Pantoliano | Stanley Brock | Steve Forrest | Robert Colbert | Joey Travolta | Forrest J Ackerman | Sybil Danning | Lana Clarkson | David Alan Grier | B.B. King | William Bryant | Roxie Roker | Le Tari | Christopher Broughton | Rosanna Arquette | Steve Guttenberg | Henry Silva | Sarah Lilly | Archie Hahn | Belinda Balaski | Justin Benham | Erica Gayle | Al Lohman | Roger Barkley | T. K. Carter | Phil Proctor | Ira Newborn | Karen Montgomery | Robert Picardo | Rip Taylor | Slappy White | Jackie Vernon | Henny Youngman | Charlie Callas | Steve Allen | William Marshall | Tino Insana | Donald Gibb | Frank Collison | William S. Taylor | Ed Begley Jr. | Chuck Lafont | Pamla Vale | Larry Hankin | Garry Goodrow | Roger La Page | John Ingle | Angel Tompkins | Terence McGovern | Michael Hanks | Matt Adler | Kelly Preston | Ralph Bellamy | Howard Hesseman | Steve Cropper | Marc McClure | Russ Meyer | Corinne Wahl | Andrew Dice Clay | Willard E. Pugh | Carrie Fisher | Paul Bartel | Herb Vigran | Tracy Hutchinson | Mike Mazurki | Frank Beddor | Bryan Cranston | Wallace Langham | Huey Lewis | Robert Loggia | Bela Lugosi | Dick Miller | Kellye Nakahara
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02/10/2013 | Movie Screen | Film | Theater | 4 stars |
| (Average) 4 stars |
Viewing Notes
I’d seen maybe 25% of this on TV growing up and am quite glad to have finally experienced it in its unedited entirety. A comedy anthology of the most hilarious order, almost every segment is nailed. Griffin Dunne really steals the show that exists outside of the roast (the absolute standout of the picture) and I was not surprised to find Guttenberg’s segment to be the least funny. This is high in rewatchability.
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