That's Adequate

Synopsis

That's Adequate is a 1989 comedy film directed by Harry Hurwitz starring Tony Randall. The movie is a satirical take on the history of motion pictures and television. It follows a group of characters as they navigate the entertainment industry, poking fun at various aspects of show business. With witty humor and clever storytelling, That's Adequate provides a lighthearted yet insightful look at the challenges and absurdities of creating media. The film offers a unique blend of comedy and commentary, making it an entertaining watch for those interested in behind-the-scenes antics of the entertainment world.

Cast

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  Tony Randall

  Self - Host

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  James Coco

  Max Roebling

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  Jerry Stiller

  Sid Lane

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  Anne Meara

  Charlene Lane

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  Ina Balin

  Sister Mary Enquirer

• Anne Bloom

  Maid Marian

Reviews

That's Adequate garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciated the film's satirical approach and clever humor, others found it to be lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes praised the movie for its comedic value, stating 'Tony Randall's performance shines in this quirky film that offers a fresh take on the entertainment industry.' On the other hand, IMDb users were more critical, with some highlighting the film's uneven pacing and lack of character development. Metacritic's consensus was that That's Adequate had moments of brilliance, but overall failed to fully resonate with audiences. Despite its flaws, the movie has developed a cult following over the years due to its unique premise and witty dialogue.