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This a smart road movie that listen music will allow us to know why Hal Ashby and Robert Altman were the most irreverent filmmakers at those Ages, showing us some dramatic angles of the life. Memorable performances of Nicholson and Randy Quaid. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) Ashby and Nicholson, November 11, 2005 Reviewer:PolarisDiB listen music "dibness" (Southwest, USA) - See all my reviewsAshby could almost be named one of my favorite directors for Harold and Maude alone. In fact that's the only other movie I've seen of his. Whatever the case, it was fantastic and so of course I was excited when, upon viewing the opening credits to this film, I saw he directed it. Add Jack Nicholson and this was a sure-fire hit for me. Well, not exactly. While it is pretty well done and has an interesting story, and is also really funny (okay, okay, VERY funny), it doesn't really seem to add anything especially significant to either Ashby's or Nicholson's works.
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