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I found this free movie on Comcast: 'Blame It on Rio'.

Posted by free.ranger on April 18, 2014 at 21:38:56:
Absolutely the worst flick I've ever liked with Michael Caine in it. Made in 1984, it's about 2 middle-aged dudes with marriages on the rocks, taking their 2 smoking hot daughters (and zero wives) for a vacation in Rio. Caine falls for his buddy's daughter. There's no way in hell he couldn't.

It's predictable as it can get, based on a French play or screenplay in 1977. It was nominated for a Razzie right out of the box, and the babe du jour, Michelle Johnson, got a Worst New Actress Award or nomination. But acting was not so much required of her, as you will note if you dial this one up.

All that aside, this movie has a large cultish following, mostly following Michelle. Which may help explain why Caine was in this to begin with.

Here's her lastest gambit; a music video. She must be 50-something now, but not so you would notice! Oh. Forgot to say Demi Moore is the other daughter here, but who cares?