Last week, Turner Classic Movies ran (and I TiVoed) There's a Girl in My Soup, a 1970 movie starring Peter Sellers and Goldie Hawn. It was one of those "romantic comedies" where two people who seem like they don't belong together meet and eventually fall in love, then fight, then fall in love some more, etc. The only unique thing about this one was that…
…they don't wind up together at the end. I saw it when it first came out and all I could remember was that Peter Sellers played an arrogant putz, that Goldie Hawn walked around naked for about four seconds, and that the opening titles were kinda bouncy and cute. I couldn't even remember if, apart from the four seconds and the titles, I even liked it.
So I watched it again last night. I liked the four seconds, the titles and not much else. Here's everything I liked except for the four seconds…