I Love You, Alice B. Toklas!

fun with heap culture!

Pretty dated now.

Comes off a little cliche and gimmicky, but it's funny enough. Peter Sellers is typically excellent, especially in the later parts of the film when he's playing the hippy card. Something that took me by surprise were the remarkable camera moves and bits of editing. Its themes are tired, but this film is saved by Sellers and competent direction.

Not really funny, actually I couldn't even figure out which parts were supposed to be funny and which weren't. I was mildly entertained during this movie, though, I guess that counts for something.

One of the very few hippy-dippy 60s movies I've ever seen that actually works.