Used Cars

One of the best movies you will ever see!

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, o filme nao tem cenas relevantes e boas, a história é fraca, o elenco quase não ajuda a melhorar o filme, nem o protagonista kurt Russell melhora o filme.

Zany fun, and wildly ridiculous, and chock full of genuine laughs along the way. While this had more than a few dated and problematic moments, and a tacked-on courtroom scene, the third act brings it home. I would also like to give a nod to the duo of David L Lander and Michael McKean, who were paired up in much different roles from their Lennie and Squiggy characters from Laverne and Shirley. Also of note, when Kurt Russell and his gang put on their "Disco Night," it makes me wonder if that was written before the infamous Disco Demolition Night in July of 1979. Jack Warden was juggling two roles this one, playing a pair of brothers and rivals in the "pre-owned" vehicle sales game. His fight scenes were something to behold, but then, a paratrooper in 101st Airborne, I'm quite certain he knows how to hold his own in a fight. Can I please send out some love for Toby, played by Peanuts, one of the finest canine actors in the history of cinema. He stole every scene he was in, including the climactic car stunt. The cherry on the top? A brief but amazing segment with the incredible Dub Taylor. The more I see him, the more I appreciate his talent.

A masterpiece of comedy.

This was an absolute masterpiece! It was a very simple storyline to follow with some pretty radical twists. I was blown away with the ‘anything goes’ competition and it shows how intense the storyline got. Long story short: this movie is a very underrated and an unpopular movie. It was released prematurely and its marketing was belittled so it only gained a cult following when it was released on VHS and DVD. 5 stars hands down!

This is a great comedy - The whole cast is great. Jack Warden is awesome.

Mildly amusing comedy elevated by some fine supporting work from Warden and Graham. But the film’s biggest laughs (as well as the sharpest comic performance) is really delivered by Toby, the car dealer’s mascot, an hilariously adorable beagle!

Wow, 44 years now. Saw this new at .. the drive in. Have seen it eight or ten times since and it holds up pretty well. Just a fun roadrunner/coyote type movie.

Stupid but pretty funny!!!

A great satire on american bussiness and an even funnier comedy