Crazy People
(1990)

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When an overstressed ad-executive proposes a "truth in advertising" scheme, he is shipped off to a mental institution. From then on things are out of control.
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An embarrassingly bungled comedy which started life with the best of intentions (to satirise the glossy excesses of the advertising industry) but which slipped heavily on its own banana skin by using the vehicle of mental health. Dudley Moore, hamming it up with relish, is the ad man who is thrown into a luxury sanatorium after he launches a campaign of slogans which tell the truth. He meets, among others, kooky Daryl Hannah in a vast array of frayed cardigans. This is a variation on the old chestnut we lock up the sane, but it is so ineptly handled that it veers on the offensive.
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