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All Critics (11) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (9)
The script has its moments, especially when Cosby is around as the Devil's aide, but the film finally subsides in a welter of structural flaws and heartwarming sentiment.
The performances are attractive though, with one exception, not especially memorable.
Despite an encouraging start, the film degenerates into typical Disney sentimentality.
I loved this as a kid. It didn't hold up well, once I grew up.
Clumsy ol' Disney comedy.
THE first movie my family ever rented. You know back in the day when you had to rent the VCR too. It came in a big bulky plastic case like a musical instrument. The kind that had the top that popped up so you had to slide the tape in and press the whole thing back down. Wow.
Super Reviewer
A splashy Disney curiosity. It's great seeing Bill Cosby as the Devil! Elliot Gould plays Max Devlin, a rotten man who is given the chance to save his own soul by finding others who are more evil. It's fun black comedy.
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