A lively and colorful adaptation of the original musical production. The stand-out in this 70's flick is not only the catchy music that doesn't age but the electrifying performance by Treat Williams.

this...film...sucked. SOOOO weird. I only give it a 1 for Good Morning, Starshine.

Its most impressive achievement is threading a cohesive narrative through the stage version's virtually unstructured collection of songs. Like that version, it deserves credit 4 drawing a pretty deep line in the sand, challenging the sympathies of any viewer (myself included) who loathes stereotypical hippies brandishing simplistic &misguided ideas. Still, some of the scenes& songs r great (tho the lyrics say little) & its not often u'll find a film willing2 take sides as boldly as this one does

A pretty solid protest musical; it's the songs that make it worthwhile.

Hated it, good choreography or not.

3.5

Striking cinematography and a few great musical numbers. Not much else.

PSY-CHE-DE-LIC!

I don't use to like musicals. In this case it's not different but I liked some musical scenes, however, most of them was really boring. Cut off most of the musical parts, then you'll have a nice movie.

Wonderful Songs!

Disappointing but not entirely horrid adaptation of the show by Milos Forman. His distinctive director's touch seems to be all but absent here, and the point of the story and music is bogged down by unnecessary rewrites and other strangeness. However, it does include some of the very best performances and arrangements of these songs, and for that reason alone it is not to be missed by musical theatre fans.

A point for every time I watched it, I guess.