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| Starring | Chevy Chase, Hal Holbrook |
|---|---|
| Director | Michael Ritchie |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Comedy |
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Chevy Chase reprises his role as the daffy investigative reporter in this adult comedy, but this time he's not blessed with a sharp enough script. Fletch is one of those characters that you either find irresistibly funny and folksy, or merely the celluloid celebration of the nightmare passenger you find yourself sitting beside in a plane. If you tend firmly towards the latter, then this particular journey in the company of Mr Chase could be the equivalent of nonstop to Auckland in economy. The plot, such as it is, doesn't so much revolve around Chase in a variety of ill-fitting disguises, as spin mercilessly out of control.
Bequeathed an 80-acre plantation in the Deep South, Fletch (Chase) jets off to his new-found ancestral home. Surprise,... read more on Time Out
Dire comedy with nothing to recommend it.
I guess chevy must of seen the dollar signs in order to make this movie! Fletch was one of my favourite films but this was a very VERY poor follow up. The ... more
it may not be as funny as the first,but it's a worthy follow up to it.it would be nice if they could make another one.
it may not be as funny as the first,but it's a worthy follow up to it.it would be nice if they could make another one.
I guess chevy must of seen the dollar signs in order to make this movie! Fletch was one of my favourite films but this was a very VERY poor follow up. The ... more
it may not be as funny as the first,but it's a worthy follow up to it.it would be nice if they could make another one.
Chevy Chase reprises his role as the daffy investigative reporter in this adult comedy, but this time he's not blessed with a sharp enough script. Fletch is one of those characters that you either find irresistibly funny and folksy, or merely the celluloid celebration of the nightmare passenger you find yourself sitting beside in a plane. If you tend firmly towards the latter, then this particular journey in the company of Mr Chase could be the equivalent of nonstop to Auckland in economy. The plot, such as it is, doesn't so much revolve around Chase in a variety of ill-fitting disguises, as spin mercilessly out of control.
Bequeathed an 80-acre plantation in the Deep South, Fletch (Chase) jets off to his new-found ancestral home. Surprise,... read more on Time Out
Dire comedy with nothing to recommend it.