Standard boy-girl malt shoppe doings, with a free speech on campus sub-plot dropped in.Standard boy-girl malt shoppe doings, with a free speech on campus sub-plot dropped in.Standard boy-girl malt shoppe doings, with a free speech on campus sub-plot dropped in.
John Ireland
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- TriviaDirector David Butler said about this picture: "I don't even want to talk about that. I tried to do a favor for somebody, and we made it so fast that I don't know what happened . . . They ran short of money to finish the picture. I never got paid a quarter for it."
- SoundtracksC'mon Let's Live a Little
Written by Don Crawford
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Too Much Candy Can Make One Ill
'Art pour l'art' may be a french way of saying that all art is worthy by its very existence, but this film may give future viewers a distorted view of life in the 1960's. I think that the movie is so bad that it is interesting to watch. Bobby Vee's straw hat is a fashion statement in itself---one that didn't catch on, I might add. The year 1967 was a difficult one for the United States with war, urban riots, and voting rights struggles, yet this film must represent what Richard Nixon would later refer to as the "great silent majority" in America: really nice kids arguing about what kind of events should be allowed on a small college campus. Should students be allowed to speak out on the issues of the day? Not if it involves topics that the administration of the campus finds provocative. If the "Miranda rights" an accused presently enjoys were overturned and coercive measures could be used by law enforcement, it wouldn't be necessary to use physical means to gain a "confession" from a suspect. Merely tie the accused to a chair and play this film on a loop for a few hours. Case closed!
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- OregonTraveler
- Aug 12, 2005
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- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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By what name was C'mon, Let's Live a Little (1967) officially released in Canada in English?
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