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So Fine (1981)

While trying to get his father out of a financial jam, a man comes up with an idea that turns into an unexpected overnight financial fashion success - the bottomless pants.

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Jonathan H 14 Nov 2007

Worth it for one good quote, "Vegas. Then Reno. You don't like it? Tough shit."

Variety Staff 24 Jul 2007

An impressively sharp directorial debut highlighted by some good bedroom farce.

David Ansen 26 Oct 1997

Most of the humour on display in this would-be screwball comedy has an inanity which follows suit with this central conceit.

Janet Maslin 04 Aug 1990

Its comic episodes are nicely controlled, and the movie has a consistent zany style.

Pete C 05 Jan 2008

The plot basically takes that scene from BRINGING UP BABY where Cary Grant tears the back of his pants and uses it as a jumping-off point as a "what-if" (a similar accident ends with O'Neal creating a sensation for see-through pockets in designer jeans). There's also lots of 80s fashions and a chintzy Ennio Morricone score to keep one marginally interested.