To say it's well-made would be a lie, but Maggie Smith is hysterically funny in her scene-stealing, Oscar-winning performance, so for that reason alone, it's worth it.

Maggie Smith was exceptional, nice to see Richard Pryor as always, however the film was a little confused in what it was.

Maggie Smith is great as always but this has not aged well at all. I can't judge it any other way as I was not even born when the film was released.

This film feels like a lightweight Robert Altman film...had Robert Altman been involved. The Bill Cosby/ Richard Pryor storyline should have been made into its own separate film, which would have been hilarious. Their arc just does not fit the tone of the rest of the film. The Walter Matthau segment could have been cut completely. Fortunately, both the Michael Caine/Maggie Smith arc and Alan Alda/Jane Fonda arc made the film enjoyable enough to sit through.