Saying this movie is dated would be missing the point, as it's explicitly about the time it's set, though its larger themes remain applicable. It's a comedy about ideals crashing into reality, and gets funnier as the characters contort themselves to shoehorn their ideals into their circumstances.

Natalie Wood is one hell of a sexy lass, and this is a pretty entertaining flick to boot.

Although I really wanted to see this, I was surprised by how much I liked it. Just great all around. Funny, tense when it needs to be, very well acted. Definitely a movie of its time, but is that really a bad thing?

It starts with Handel accompanied by a funky Quincy Jones drum track. That completely sets the tone of the movie.

Natalie Wood is ravishing, Robert Culp amusing, but overall the film is poorly paced and I have a real problem with both Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon as actors.

This was a really interesting movie that explored the hippy ideas of free love and their devastating consequences. Surprised the PSI for this wasn't higher.

A brilliant satire of the sexual revolution and the idea of free love. A hilarious and moving journey. Can't lose with Elliott Gould or Natalie Wood.

Another blah Mazursky film

Boring and stupid.