Aloha, Bobby & Rose (1975)

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Genre: Feature Film-Drama
Rating: PG13
Release Date: 17-SEP-2001
Media Type: DVD Product Description

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Kinda cheesy. I bought the movie to see the Camaro...The acting is ok for the most part. Its was funny to see how things change when you watch this movie, by looking in the back ground...The car wreck was good for back then.. November 20, 2008

aloha bobby & rose

A popular movie when released back then.It is now showing its age but it brings back alot of memories of the time.A good classic for any liburay. July 1, 2008

Absolute, rock-bottom worst movie I've ever seen

This is such a stinker Mystery Science 3000 wouldn't show it. So awful that the only reason for it to be remembered is because of its awfulness; a pointless, poorly-acted, nihilistic, dumb, senseless, plotless, clueless, phony, joke of a picture.

2007 UPDATE TO MY 2003 review. One other thing: Bobby got what was coming to him! December 13, 2007

Mushy Muscle Car Tale,NOT a Chase Flick!!

There are no standout performances in this half car flick/half lovers-on-the-run yarn. But somehow it all delivers an interesting look into the dead end lives of a young couple who hook up by chance and enjoy something I used to love - wasting gasoline and seeing the sights. The America Bobby and Rose see is still there, it's just grown up and bigger, but it is pleasant to "ride with" the pair through 70's L.A and it's seemingly endless fast food,strip malls and fellow hot-rodders.
Seeing Bobby's 1967 Z-28 do a 360 to great Emerson,Lake and Palmer soundtrack is great as is the billboards of the era they pass while driving (Ringo, Rolling Stones' "Goat Heads Soup", Marvin Gaye)
As their travels take them a little further from home, it's clear the film has no objective, just like all of our young lives may have felt at one time. Not my favorite ending, but worth watching. September 20, 2007

A film that grows on you...

It's not the car chase film I thought it was going to be, but rather a road film that morphs into a twisted love story - cinematic dysfunction at its' 70's best. Plot is somewhat satisfying, but the acting is well done and sincere. Hull and Le Mat are a good match, but don't expect the same dynamic as in "American Graffiti." Tim McIntire gives the storyline the punch in the arm it needs...
Try to rent before you buy...if you can find it. A must for Le Mat fans, but some may be disappointed in the brief showcasing of Le Mat's 68 Camaro...too nice a car and too little screen time. Definitely a film that grows on you after several viewings - a real drive-in classic.
July 6, 2007

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