Well upon the premise above some moronic guys will choice the first one, it what's happen with younger teenager George Newbern when he is about to marry with a beauty Leslie Hope, however lingers to buy an expensive fancy imported Italian car from whom he can't afford likewise a Lamborghini from Emerald Motors, making a parody with the famous G. M. worst the eye-candy seller Kimberley Foster also pushes all kind of overpriced accessories that increases an stratospheric price, even George got just 5.000 dollars in advance only.

Thus the crook Boss's dealer Mark Perella delivers to silly boy a tempered car composed by used parts, instead which he did make the text drive with the sexy Kimberley, he did not ask an extended warranty, then after got the outwardly perfect car and takes a ride back home the red brighter Lambo breaks in the middle of night, meanwhile at your city his fiancée waiting for the wedding.

It was not a total disaster as the car, however too much pointless and flimsy, it's crucial to emphasize the Texan's character portraits by Barry Corbin whereby he really was, the remains is just palatable with several gorgeous kittens around.

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First watch: 2024 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 6.25.

No wonder that George Newbern and Leslie Hope never became household names in spite of lengthy careers and a lot of credits. I've never heard of a majority of the TV shows or movies that either did, and I certainly never heard of this bad 80's comedy that has more bad taste then all of the stuff in Newbern's stomach and his rather disgusting nightmare over his impending marriage to Hope. Neither of them are really a prize, with Newbern more interested in buying an expensive Lamborghini than making sure that he's at the wedding rehearsal on time. She's a control freak, determined to have him wrapped around her pinky in spite of advice from his devoted relative Patrika Darbo (the best thing about the film) who has a more realistic equal view of what marriage should be.

It's not a surprise that while he's away, he hooks up with shady Dallas car salesman Kimberly Foster (the year before she joined "Dallas") who sold him a lemon. Newbern go through a bunch of wacky adventures, a few very funny but most of them absurd and a few rather gross. Anthony Geary is completely wasted in a wacky supporting role as a car mechanic, so it's no wonder that he packed up his movie star ambitions and headed back to Port Charles.

The Dallas locations are fun (which includes a few chase sequences), but the film as a whole makes little sense, and Newbern and Hope have little spark. Foster, who resembles a Sharon Stone type femme fatale, isn't exactly someone to root for either. I wouldn't call this a complete disaster, especially since the self-centered Hope appears to be getting what she deserves.