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I agree about the humor, too.

Posted by eppis1 on March 6, 2009 at 00:00:51:
Wanda was one of those movies that struck a chord with the public, but not with me. The obsession with taunting the stutterer as a comic device left me cold. Also, my expectations were tempered by my expectation of ex-Python members Palin and Cleese to be Pythonian. I thought the movie was a decent caper flick. I never "got" J.L.Curtis, though she was somewhat attractive. Kline was vastly over praised in this film.