i can not believe i watched this whole movie. another ishtar in that i kept waiting for it to get better and which never happened. the sound is terrible and going from too low to hear the conversations and to blaring sound in seconds. the plot is absolutely implausible and the acting is mediocre and although keaton does his usual good job as a mental case and although being typecast in that role could certainly be considered a negative. the director knows absolutely nothing about hospitals and medications and science or anything of a technical nature. sociopath. i wonder how they came up with that diagnosis. there are so many errors and goofs and things wrong with this movie that if one were to list them all it would possibly set some kind of record. demerol as a general anestetic. a motorcyclist on the freeway wearing a non dot or snell off road helmet. san francisco. paper walls move when tapped and helmets just appear out of thin air and guns point one direction but hit things in another and lighting appears and disappears and there is barely a scene in the move that doesn not contain some kind of error. my wife and who is an rn in an oncology unit finally left the room before the end of the movie so upset over all the medical errors. i gave it a 2 only because of keaton acting and else it certainly would have gotten a 1. 
i can not believe i watched this whole movie. another ishtar in that i kept waiting for it to get better and which never happened. the sound is terrible and going from too low to hear the conversations and to blaring sound in seconds. the plot is absolutely implausible and the acting is mediocre and although keaton does his usual good job as a mental case and although being typecast in that role could certainly be considered a negative. the director knows absolutely nothing about hospitals and medications and science or anything of a technical nature. sociopath. i wonder how they came up with that diagnosis. there are so many errors and goofs and things wrong with this movie that if one were to list them all it would possibly set some kind of record. demerol as a general anestetic. a motorcyclist on the freeway wearing a non dot or snell off road helmet. san francisco. paper walls move when tapped and helmets just appear out of thin air and guns point one direction but hit things in another and lighting appears and disappears and there is barely a scene in the move that doesn not contain some kind of error. my wife and who is an rn in an oncology unit finally left the room before the end of the movie so upset over all the medical errors. i gave it a 2 only because of keaton acting and else it certainly would have gotten a 1. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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