Uphill All the Way

Synopsis

In the 1986 Western comedy film 'Uphill All the Way', Roy Clark stars alongside Mel Tillis as two dimwitted outlaws who stumble upon a treasure map leading them on a hilarious adventure. As they encounter a variety of quirky characters and face countless obstacles, the duo must navigate their way through comical situations in the Wild West. Filled with slapstick humor, witty banter, and unexpected twists, 'Uphill All the Way' is a lighthearted romp that showcases the comedic talents of its ensemble cast while delivering a rollercoaster ride of laughs and entertainment.

Cast

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  Roy Clark

  Ben Hooker

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  Mel Tillis

  Booger Skaggs

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  Burl Ives

  Sheriff John Catledge

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  Glen Campbell

  Captain Hazelton

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  Trish Van Devere

  The Widow Quinn

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  Richard Paul

  Thaddeus Dillman

Reviews

Despite its low rating of 4.0/10 on IMDb, 'Uphill All the Way' has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some viewers appreciate the film's slapstick humor and nostalgic charm, others criticize its disjointed plot and lackluster execution. One reviewer notes, 'The chemistry between Roy Clark and Mel Tillis is undeniable, making for some genuinely funny moments throughout the movie.' On the other hand, another critic mentions, 'The film struggles to find its comedic rhythm, relying too heavily on tired Western clichés.' Despite its shortcomings, 'Uphill All the Way' manages to deliver sporadic moments of entertainment, making it an enjoyable watch for fans of classic Western comedies.