a treat

the soundtrack to this is like that of the current cartoons, the actor who took over the leading role in the awful last flick certainly wasn't a stranger to this franchise and is funnier here in these smaller parts than as the starring role in 1969, i've never seen it more obvious than in this movie of a scene where the car is being still as they have a close up of the lead behind the wheel, also it looked weird with the grocery guy driving the lead's car at one point, because throughout the franchise he is constantly moving by bike, i also love the stunned look on the face of the grocery guy when he catches the sight of the lightly dressed lady. unless that's the lead in the water, the stuntman looks a lot like him, that is a reoccurring thought watching these movies, how it seems the actual actor is in the place where a stuntman would usually be, the train looking to head right towards the car was a neat and unexpected sort of suspense bit for this franchise, another thing setting this apart is that it includes some footage from distant places, as the lead reflects on his foreign trips, further than mallorca spain where they went in one movie, or an actual city in their home country, outside the bushes and gravelroads these fellas usually hang throughout the franchise.



🤠 🐮 🐔 🐝 🦋 🐞 🍓 🌾 🐟 🌲 🌳 🦌 🦊 🐾 🐿 🐄 🐓 🥐 👴




as you came home again,
was laid back fishin lake,
rocked by blonde waves,
of yesterday but eye changed,
caught in some wild spell,
not the good girl once knew,
used waves to trick me on hook.