MIA On R1 DVD #3: Ishtar
Ishtar (Elaine May, 1987)
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Wow, I’m shocked this isn’t on DVD. I believe it was Andrew Lowder who famously said about this movie, “It needed John Landis to come in during the third Act and blow stuff up.”