Leonard Part 6 Reviews

The most absurdly ridiculous nonsensical, yet non-low budget, film I have seen from the 80s yet. Cosby is no good as a spy, if you ask me, and he shouldn't have even tried to spoof one in this movie. It's a bad spoof because it doesn't even try to feel like a real spy thriller adventure type movie. If it were a sequel it'd make more sense, actually. But no, it fails all on its own. It's full of insanity which is supposed to be funny, and there were a couple things that did make me laugh at first, but in a second there would be something to ruin it for me again. And although I was looking forward to the movie ending, that was the worst part. Don't see this movie.

Bill Cosby fights a vegetarian..with meat!! hahaha, get it?....

After five cinematic classics the Leonard series falls flat on its face with the franchise destroying Part 6. Obviously that is an over used and corny joke about Leonard Part 6 but you'd better prepare for the corny if you're brave enough to undertake this notoriously terrible movie. The movie was supposed to be an attempted spoof of the Bond-style spy films, at least one can certainly hope that was the intention because Dr. Cosby is far to smart a man to get roped into this sort of thing otherwise, but instead became one of the biggest box-office disasters of all-time. With flying ostrich riding (no you're right, they can't fly) lobsters attacking people and a villain named Medusa this film is off the charts in the camp and cheese barometers and with an 85 minute run-time I recommend it highly for those who enjoy watching such things. So bad was this film that Cosby himself disowned it before release and discouraged people from seeing it. Don't worry Bill we forgive yah.

This movie is BAD. You have to watch it to realize how bad it is.

I really cant give this any lower than a half a star?? This movie is awful.lol.I saw it when it came out unfortunately and i havent seen it since--thank God!

Grew up watching this movie but it seemed to lose some luster when I recently saw it as an adult. Most of the comedy is bland at best. Cosby accpeted many of the production titles since nobody wanted to pick up this film. Only reason I got it was for nostalgia. I knew I wouldn't enjoy it as much as I did as a kid, but still wanted to see it once again. I can't say the movie is horrible, but it's pretty bad. I can't see many people praising the film. It does have a few laugh out loud parts. I'm sure some bargain bin somewhere is lined with copies of it, but it's acutally kind of hard to find.

All I know about it is that they were still advertising it as "AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL" on a metrobus in Washington DC as late as 1996. So I really want to see it because it was in front of me practically every day, and I'm sure there are many copies available for rental, even today. Which is why they kept that poster up for so long. So I'm going to put this on the netflix list and give it a real review...I can't hardly wait.
****
OK, I'm back...I've seen the "film." Easily one of the most awful pieces of crap I've ever seen. Unwatchable, not even unintentionally funny, and an utter groan fest from start to finish. Run, don't walk, away from this movie; I couldn't find one redeeming thing about it.

Not a good movie by any stretch of the imagination, but there's a vast discrepancy between how bad the movie is and how bad everyone says the movie is. I've seen dozens of movies an order of magnitude worse than Leonard Part 6. There are actually some funny moments here. I can name a half dozen "comedies" off the top of my head where that quite simply is not the case.

The melted butter scene is coming back to me, though. Yeah, definitely still a bad movie.

I don't remember much, it was horrible. Possibly the worst movie ever made, and the worst movie Bill Cosby has ever starred in (including Ghost Dad). I vaguely remember a gun that fires lunchmeat, and there were chickens.

Worst movie I have ever seen. I stayed home from school sick one day and watched this. What a waste of time. Bill Cosby throws hamburger patties at his enemies and they burn up. Who in their right mind would write something like that and even worse what studio would approve and front money for something so ridiculous.

This movie is soooo bad. A few great parts that are so bad its good, but overall amazingly bad. It's pretty outrageous, and most of the jokes fall flat so hard that it becomes funny how hard the movie failed. I have no idea what Bill Cosby was thinking.

After five cinematic classics the Leonard series falls flat on its face with the franchise destroying Part 6. Obviously that is an over used and corny joke about Leonard Part 6 but you'd better prepare for the corny if you're brave enough to undertake this notoriously terrible movie. The movie was supposed to be an attempted spoof of the Bond-style spy films, at least one can certainly hope that was the intention because Dr. Cosby is far to smart a man to get roped into this sort of thing otherwise, but instead became one of the biggest box-office disasters of all-time. With flying ostrich riding (no you're right, they can't fly) lobsters attacking people and a villain named Medusa this film is off the charts in the camp and cheese barometers and with an 85 minute run-time I recommend it highly for those who enjoy watching such things. So bad was this film that Cosby himself disowned it before release and discouraged people from seeing it. Don't worry Bill we forgive yah.

Im just curious about it.

This is the best cheesy movie ever! Used to watch it constantly as a kid.

I saw this on "The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made", Leonard part 6 was in it and it looks sooo bad!!!

I saw this during it's original run in the cinema. Being a great fan of Bill Cosby, I had anticipated that it had to be a great movie. It was so indescribably bad I can't believe it got an audience rating above 8%. It really was that bad. You would truly have to see it to appreciate how purely awful and unfunny it really was.

it is like the room, so bad its funny. however, not bad enough to be that funny

*(So Bad it's Funny)

Bill Cosby can be a very funny guy, but here he does nothing to save this boring, loser of a film. This is near some of the worst films I have ever seen, and this one could very easily lead the list.

Not a single joke in this film made me laugh. I instead found myself watching this film, face palmed, and embarressed for the actors who took part in this totally pointless motion picture.

Bill Cosby doesn't even seem interested in what he's doing in this film. There's even a scene where he's watching his daughter do--um--bad things on stage and Bill Cosby hides his face. Believe us Bill, we feel your pain.

The action is so pointless, dull, unfunny and I had no idea what was happening on screen, and I didn't care in the slightest. I can't remember a film where I felt no sympathy for any characters. This is exactly what has happened here.

Remember in my Superman IV review where I said that the special effects were terrible, well I'd like to amend my statement. This film had the worst, I repeat, THE WORST special effects I've ever seen (except maybe that one shot from Jaws 3).

I was stuck watching this overlong (84 minutes too long) film and I wanted it to be over during the opening credits. As I was watching it I swore that I lost brain cells. This is a terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE, film.

The only positive thing I can say is that I was actually able to sit through the whole thing. Now that is what I call an accomplishment. Maybe eventually I'll be able to sit through a terrible film longer than this. Well as the film's I've been watching have been dropping in quality, I can honestly say that the next film I see will be better than this abysmal motion picture.

This movie is so awful, I can't even give it a single star. I sat through this thing and wondered what Paul Weiland was thinking, along with Cosby.