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Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

"My thoughts? Alright, give me a sec, need to digest, I'll be back in one minute" - Husbandafter a beer, he can't describe anything for me because 'we are not in the same boat' 'you know you picked a f###n, f###ed up Russian guy' , 'Whatever you type is good, somehow you know what I think. You got it baby. All I have to do is...you can type a bunch of nonsense and it will be a big success." My husband who is Russian, really likes this movie, and this was his review.But I will elaborate on his evasive mind that wanders in and out of translation. He really liked 'Used Cars'. He is in his late 30's, and only saw it just now, like many immigrants who are trying to live the dream in North America. Now I saw this movie when I was a kid, and my dad rented it, we all had a laugh, and after that, my dad almost bought a car, but we went on Vacation instead. While I'm sure as a kid my husband was enjoying the Black Sea, and a fancy boat ride down the Volga, his impressions on North America would have been forever changed, as he thought everybody over here was shovelling heaps of Gold. He wanted in on the action, and at age 18, somehow made it over here from Russia. So from his point of view, this is one of the 80's movies he missed, and throughly enjoyed. Thank you for a fun movie, my Russian husband liked it. A lot.

Writer, director Robert Zemeckis must have had a great deal of fun making this film. That goes double for the feature star Kurt Russell who plays Rudolph Russo. In addition, audiences get to see the late great Jack Warden playing a duel role as Roy L. Fuchs and Luke Fuchs. The amusing story is of Rudolph Russo, a young ambitious Used Car salesman bent on getting himself elected to the State Senate. To do that, he must raise $60.000 for his party's nomination. The money is soon forthcoming when his immediate boss pledges his support. However, after suffering a heart attack and his boss suddenly dies, Rudy must deal with Luke Fuch's daughter ( Deborah Harmon) and Roy L. who has every intention of claiming the car lot by default. But Rudy has scheming allies to help him, like superstitious Gerrit Graham, Jim the Mechanic (Frank McRae) and Manuel (Alfonso Arau) the across the boarder car dealer. Together, the entire cast which includes Al Lewis, Joe Flaherty and Dub Taylor makes for a fun time for all. The entertaining by-product of the movie is a hilarious collection of exciting stunts, terrific explosions and visual situations. All in all, in many circles, this movie has become a Classic. Recommended for all audiences. ****

Ah how can I forget! I loved this film when I was younger. I miss it and I plan on finding it again! If you can think outside of the action packed, sweaty, steamy, gritty roles that followed in Russell's career. Yeah they're great movies as well but this one is almost an underground classic because only certain people know about it and those of us who love it just love it for the hell of it. But don't get me wrong- it IS the best or one of the best films/roles of Russell's career. Its a good film for the fellas but lots of funny for the ladies as well. And here's a tip for the gals - Kurt looks foxy in those cheap, corny suits. 8 stars!

I think 'Used car buyer take care, buy or go to Hell" were the lyrics by Bobby Baer for the movie's theme song. Kurt Russell said he thought "the theme song was good" on the DVD audio commentary feature.Truly this is an 'Arizona gem'. Beside the barrage of curse words, this is one of thee funniest fast-paced all out screws-loose movies I have seen. Think about it, with the plastic-way cars are made now, the new ones would never survive this movie! With it's old metal classic cars driven through the desert, taken on the highway as a demolition exhibition, the timing could not have been too much better, than if it was made in the sixties. But let's face it with the seventies style of hair and clothing and attitude, you can't beat that decade for a comedy like this one! Kurt Russell excels at being the ultimate fast talking, girl scamming, car hocking, power drinking, trash tossing 'megalow-maniac' sleazoid used car sales dude, in just about all of the fifty states. However, the release of this movie by the studio was by every account, messed up!! As far as box office receipts, grosses and so on, it should have 'grossed' a lot more than it did. But pitted against movies like 'AirPlane' and 'Police Squad' It did not fair as well. They should have released it in the summer of 79'. But I know it depends on when it gets finished, I just think that time would have been perfect for the story. Because of the medium ticket sales turn out, it makes this 'feature' terrifically underrated. But nevertheless I have watched it over and over and so on and this movie doesn't lose it's flavor over the years. The characters like 'Luke Fuchs' (Jack Warden) and Roy L Fuchs (also Warden) who passed away July 19, 2006 at 85 years old. The characters were all in living color. From the 'ego's' to the 'insecurities', and the selfish gains, the attacks and property destruction, the lustful indulgences right down to the apathy, it was a used car or regular car salesman's Delight. A regular swindler's fist, of a few dollars more, than the other guy. The competition across the street of course. The performances from Rudy on down, the Fabulous Fuchs Brothers, the electronics 'Wiz' kids David Landers and Michael McKean of 'T.V's Laverne & Shirley...remember Lenny and Squiggy!!! They are a slicing duo together brilliantly again! To Manuelle (Alfonso Arau) the tow truck driver, 'Finder's Keepers'. The motto on the side of his truck cab door. These guys played it down to the bone. The FuNnY-bOnE of course. This was a real sleaze fest of offenders, from the car biz, some of the finest! The location could not have been better and the over-information in the movie that some of the characters had, goes beyond real life. I laughed, quite a lot, and for anyone with a sense of humor, they would too. I am looking for a 'clean' version of this movie and for that would be a 'twenty', because this one hits the industry right between their greedy eyes. The regular DVD has a track that features commentary from Russell and the director and producer. The three together narrating the movie is an additional bonus, hearing their exploits while writing, casting and filming-to me it's a scream. If you don't have a sense of humor and don't get the humor...that's your own loss. I loved it all the way. 4 stars out of four(****)