Re: A light bulb, a door-to-door jokester and a geneticist walk into a bar ...
While not a great movie, it's a movie very much worth watching. It was well done, for what it was. I still chortle when I see the scene "Oh my lucky stars! A Negro!"
In the movie Blast from the Past, there's a scene where the father, played Christopher Walken, tries to explain baseball to his son, who has only known life living in a bomb shelter. It's clearly a play on the Cooperstown sign. The kid isn't getting the whole concept of a force-out. The whole scene becomes a mini-montage. Later in the movie, when the now adult son is out in the world, he attends his first baseball game and has that moment of recognition, "I get it now, it's because he has to!"
While not a great movie, it's a movie very much worth watching. It was well done, for what it was. I still chortle when I see the scene "Oh my lucky stars! A Negro!"