Editorial Review:

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J Men is the story of The Secret World War, a war of cultures as Rock & Roll smashes Shmaltzy music. This outrageous comedy was created by Firesign Theatre's Philip Proctor and Peter Bergman in the style of Woody Allen's 'What's Up Tiger Lilly?' From a g









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Rating: - Classic Firesign
I've been enjoying this movie since the old NightFlight days. I remember the serials from when I was a small-fry and love the way they've been integrated into a tale only Firesign could add their with their twist.
My two boys grew up watching this, and wanted a copy for their very own. How could I refuse? We never get tired of it.

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Rating: - wille
When this first came out, I taped it off the TV and wore the tape out. Then I taped it again. And I wore THAT tape out. That was 20 years ago. Now it's available on DVD as I've just discovered. In short, Best. Movie. Parody. Ever. The use of the old Republic serials (Commander Cody and others) is BRILLIANT! It's MST3K meets What's Up, Tiger Lily.

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Rating: - This is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen in my life.
This is one of the absolute funniest movies that I've ever seen in my life. The only negative that I can think of about this movie is the fact that this movie is in black and white. Black and white movies are okay, but I personally prefer to watch colour or colourized movies. I love this movie. This is the type or kind of movie that I'll watch repeatedly. Get yourself a great big tall glass of your favorite beverage, get a big bag of popcorn, roll yourself up a big ol' fat joint and sit back and watch an absolute classic cult film that will never get old.

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Rating: - Outrageous Counter-Culture Fun!
Since I grew up with USA's night flight, I loved this movie then and I find I love it now! You either love or hate this Firesign Theater take on Woddy Allen's What's Up Tiger Lilly. A fun romp that is not for children or those offended by drug humor. This is a classic B-rated-on-purpose cult film that should be in every cult film enthusiasts library!

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Rating: - Chief, are you sure he's on OUR side?
Argueably the funniest movie ever made. Bits and pieces of 40's serials spliced together with Machine Gun Kelley voicing the insanely comic villain "Lightning Bug" ("you dug? I mean dig?"). Where to begin? I had no idea Captain Marvel machine-gunned people in the back as they ran away, or threw guys off of rooftops. Captain America looks pretty absurd in his woolen long-johns and riding a motorcycle through the desert. And the names: "Jam Armhole", "Sleeve Coat", and "Juicy Withers", just for starters. It has the frantic energy and layered esoteric references and fabulous wordplay of the Firesign Theater boys, but Kelly really steals the movie with his wild threats and demented "Hahahahaha!!!!" I think you could easily watch this a dozen times and STILL not catch everything going on - the first 2-3 times you'll just be laughing too hard. Do yourself a favor, 4-ears, and pick this one up before the Supreme Court decides you don't have a right to be amused.