Luggage of the Gods!

Name: Luggage of the Gods!
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 1 h 14 min
Rating: 5.4
Cast: Mark Stolzenberg, Gabriel Barre, Gwen Ellison

1983
G
1h 14m

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5.4/10

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Comedy

An airplane carrying several counterfeit paintings, worth millions to the counterfeiters, suffers a malfunction in the cargo hold, spilling the paintings, as well as all the luggage, near a ... Read allAn airplane carrying several counterfeit paintings, worth millions to the counterfeiters, suffers a malfunction in the cargo hold, spilling the paintings, as well as all the luggage, near a colony of cave men that has existed unaltered in the middle of America for millenia. Two o... Read allAn airplane carrying several counterfeit paintings, worth millions to the counterfeiters, suffers a malfunction in the cargo hold, spilling the paintings, as well as all the luggage, near a colony of cave men that has existed unaltered in the middle of America for millenia. Two of the men from the colony find the crashed luggage and begin to assimilate themslves into ... Read all

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5.4/10

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Soundtracks
Build Me Up Buttercup
Words and music by Tony Macaulay and Michael D'Abo
Performed by The Foundations
Recording courtesy of K-Tel Entertainment Inc.
Copyright 1968, 1969 by Interworld Music Ltd, Welbeck Music Ltd, Immediate Music Ltd.
Rights Administered in the USA by UniChappel Music Inc. and UnArt Music Corp

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1/10

This film is very, very bad.

My mother keeps a cassette of this film as a general threat to any film loving person who annoys her. Everything about it stinks.

As such it is a true classic.

Who gave it 10/10? Were you inadvertently watching a good film and accidentally voted for this one?

Everyone involved in the movie making process should be forced to watch at least a small section of this film. It should be an indelible stain on the minds on all that hold film sacred and be revered as the tide mark of the cinematically dire.