Some memorable parts.

Cheesy plot, and cheap humor but survivable.

I laughed at the bits where the old ladies were playing vulgar Scrabble, and the retarded pope. But otherwise it's a forgettable romantic comedy. And it lost 10 percent because of Barry Friggin' Manilow.

A damn funny comedy with an array of crazy villains, madcap plots, and solid performances by the entire ensemble. Genuinely good movie.

Cute movie that now watches like it was preserved in a time capsule.

For some reason, in the 1970s, it was decided to mix suspense films with comedies. While a much better movie than Silver Streak, all the setup in the movie seems to go to waste as the movie tries to stay focused on an action-oriented plot. Nonetheless, a very funny, well-cast movie.

A few laughs.

Hitchcock knock-off, but with more slapstick, still enjoyable.

Say what you will, this remains the finest use of Barry Manilow in a cinematic context. Also it's Billy Barty's finest performance.