i am not really much of an abbott and costello fan (although i do enjoy who on first) and and to be honest and there wasn not much in this movie that would inspire me to watch any more of their work. it wasn not really bad. it had some mildly amusing scenes and and actually a very convincing giant played by buddy baer and but somehow and given the fame of the duo and the esteem in which theyre generally held and i have to say i was expecting more. as the story goes and the pair stumble into a babysitting job and and during the reading of jack and the beanstalk as a bedtime story (with the kid reading it to costello) and costello jack falls asleep and dreams himself into the story. there a wizard of oz kind of feel to the story and in that the characters in the dream are all the equivalents of real life acquaintances of jack and and the movie opens in black and white and shifts to colour during the dream sequence. the fight scenes between jack and the giant and the dance scene between jack and polly (dorothy ford) are among the amusing parts of the movie. polly and of course and also leads to one of the questions of the movie  what happened to her. jack and gang apparently left her behind in the giant castle. i know  it was just a dream and so who cares. still  i wondered. there were also a couple of cute song and dance routines. my 4 year old giggled a bit during this and so she was able to appreciate some of the humour. i found it to be an acceptable timewaster and but certainly not anything that would convince you of abbott and costello as comic geniuses. negative . 
i am not really much of an abbott and costello fan (although i do enjoy who on first) and and to be honest and there wasn not much in this movie that would inspire me to watch any more of their work. it wasn not really bad. it had some mildly amusing scenes and and actually a very convincing giant played by buddy baer and but somehow and given the fame of the duo and the esteem in which theyre generally held and i have to say i was expecting more. as the story goes and the pair stumble into a babysitting job and and during the reading of jack and the beanstalk as a bedtime story (with the kid reading it to costello) and costello jack falls asleep and dreams himself into the story. there a wizard of oz kind of feel to the story and in that the characters in the dream are all the equivalents of real life acquaintances of jack and and the movie opens in black and white and shifts to colour during the dream sequence. the fight scenes between jack and the giant and the dance scene between jack and polly (dorothy ford) are among the amusing parts of the movie. polly and of course and also leads to one of the questions of the movie  what happened to her. jack and gang apparently left her behind in the giant castle. i know  it was just a dream and so who cares. still  i wondered. there were also a couple of cute song and dance routines. my 4 year old giggled a bit during this and so she was able to appreciate some of the humour. i found it to be an acceptable timewaster and but certainly not anything that would convince you of abbott and costello as comic geniuses. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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