Honestly, i saw the documentary and i think the behind the scenes was more entertaining than the actual movie. I mean, it was funny but it seemed to be more about the caddy's person shortcomings than anything else.
You've got Cindy Morgan (who's DESPERATE to be noticed by everyone), the Chachi (from Happy Days) knock-off, a bunch of kids with single lines that just weren't that funny.
Then you've got Chevy Chase & Rodney Dangerfield, who practically stole the movie from the original main character "Danny". And finally, you've got Bill Murray, who is in a class all by himself and was hilarious from start to finish, especially with Chase during the weed bit.
And Harold Ramis figured out, early into the filming, that the whole movie was going to center around Chase, Dangerfield, and Murray no matter what he intended.
The movie was, do doubt, funny but there were a lot of dead spots in it that you were just waiting to get back to the main 3 attractions.
You've got Cindy Morgan (who's DESPERATE to be noticed by everyone), the Chachi (from Happy Days) knock-off, a bunch of kids with single lines that just weren't that funny.
Then you've got Chevy Chase & Rodney Dangerfield, who practically stole the movie from the original main character "Danny". And finally, you've got Bill Murray, who is in a class all by himself and was hilarious from start to finish, especially with Chase during the weed bit.
And Harold Ramis figured out, early into the filming, that the whole movie was going to center around Chase, Dangerfield, and Murray no matter what he intended.
The movie was, do doubt, funny but there were a lot of dead spots in it that you were just waiting to get back to the main 3 attractions.