Loose Shoes was perhaps one of the funniest of the comedy revue movies of the '70s I've yet seen!

Over A Dozen Films Ripped Off Loose Shoes!

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Hitomi Kobayashi's Young Girl's Story (1987)

Beverly D'Angelo, Elle Macpherson, Laura San Giacomo, David Strathairn, Amy Madigan, Adam Arkin, Robert Costanzo, Jon Tenney, and Lauren Tom in With Friends Like These (1998)

Georges Aminel, Emily Prager, Arlette Thomas, and Johnny Weissmuller Jr. in Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle (1975)

Bill Murray in Where the Buffalo Roam (1980)

Bill Murray, Theresa Russell, and Catherine Hicks in The Razor's Edge (1984)

He was born to parents who loved him, but probably didn't change his diapers enough. He grew up to be one of the most bizarre figures of the 20th century. His wealth enabled him to grow up and fulfill his every fantasy, and lustful desire. But his hobby, was watching planes fuck! now for the first time anywhere, the motion picture world explores the true story of one of the most eccentric men whoever lived... the Howard Huge story. He dated the most beautiful movie stars, and took credit for inventing the tit. Was it true he could piss the length of the Golden Gate bridge? Watch the Howard Huge story, and find out why he switched from clothed diapers to pampers in the end. The man who lost the will to live.

Tom Hanks and Bill Murray in Coming Attractions (1978)

Royce D. Applegate

Lewis Arquette

Tom Baker

Ian Praiser

Varley Smith

Ira Miller

Movie trailer parodies mock various genres and figures through fake previews, including &quot;Howard Huge Story,&quot; &quot;Skateboarders from Hell,&quot; and spoofs of Woody Allen, Chaplin, and war films.

Loose Shoes

Hasn&apos;t Aged Well

An occasionally amusing, often confusing, gleefully profane 70&apos;s movie that hasn&apos;t really aged well. A precursor to Saturday NIGHT LIVE, it&apos;s a hodgepodge of spoofs and takeoffs of popular movies of the time. Some of the material is quite good (&apos;The Shaggy Studio Executive,&apos; where Walt Disney comes back as a guy in a dog suit), some of it&apos;s dated badly (A &apos;Snacktime&apos; concession stand advert featuring a stoned guy with the munchies), a lot of it you have to think for a minute or two to figure out what&apos;s supposed to be funny (Who knew the eulogist at the biker funeral was supposed to be a takeoff of Georgie Jessel?). Best if you remember the time.

An occasionally amusing, often confusing, gleefully profane 70's movie that hasn't really aged well. A precursor to Saturday NIGHT LIVE, it's a hodgepodge of spoofs and takeoffs of popular movies of the time. Some of the material is quite good ('The Shaggy Studio Executive,' where Walt Disney comes back as a guy in a dog suit), some of it's dated badly (A 'Snacktime' concession stand advert featuring a stoned guy with the munchies), a lot of it you have to think for a minute or two to figure out what's supposed to be funny (Who knew the eulogist at the biker funeral was supposed to be a takeoff of Georgie Jessel?). Best if you remember the time.

Movie trailer parodies mock various genres and figures through fake previews, including "Howard Huge Story," "Skateboarders from Hell," and spoofs of Woody Allen, Chaplin, and war films.

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