I picked up the latest Arrow Video 4K version and watched this again. It’s still not particularly good, but it's enjoyable to view, and Jane Fonda was undeniably attractive. I would welcome a new film based on the book; I think someone like Edgar Wright could do something interesting with it, maybe casting Ana de Armas as the main character. **3.0/5**

It makes me curious what Jane Fonda would feel if she saw this outlandish science fiction film now, looking back five decades. This isn’t the only bad movie from that era – a lot of films were made in the late 1960s under the influence of drugs, making them indistinguishable from one another; however, it's surprising that Fonda accepted the part as an interstellar space traveler searching for "Durand Durand" and his …

Considered groundbreaking when it was released, and still talked about today, this film is an assault on visual aesthetics and features a remarkably silly plot. There are movies that impress because of their quality production values, the actors’ performances, and the narrative they present. However, some films achieve popularity or become iconic for different reasons—they're so bizarre and flawed that they someho…

It’s okay; I could see myself watching it again, though I wouldn’t suggest it unless you’re planning a Bad Movie Night. I really hoped to enjoy this film—it had the potential to be something special, maybe even great, at one point. Even then, it would have been a strange kind of comedy, and the humor isn't bad. The production quality seems ridiculous when viewed today, but there are still some peculiar decision…