Shampoo

WARREN BEATTY: Well I fool around sometimes. I do. When a girl seduces me and tells me all these hot stories and dirty things and tells me how much she wants to suck on me and take my shoes off and licks my feet and touches me. When I’m in a limousine, she takes all of her…

demi adejuyigbe

the poster lied several times like not once did i see any of those hairstyles

Laura

my honest read on this movie is Warren Beatty made a movie about how he feels that him sleeping with so many women directly led to the election of Richard Nixon???

blythe roberson

Carrie Fisher says “that’s sort of faggoty, isn’t it?” in this, and thirty years later, she would answer that question by tweeting “gay”.

Chris Feil

Warren is my favorite kind of movie star; so conventionally appealing but just amazing at playing a dumbass. He stumbles around this movie trying to catch up to everything going on around him, barely able to articulate his own thoughts, borderline illiterate, and it's…

kevintporter

Just like The In-Laws, that I revisited recently, there were a handful of movies that I watched every shift in my old hotel Pay Per View job. Hal Ashby’s seminal Shampoo was also in that rarified group. It probably even one-up’d The In-Laws, as I seem to remember watching…

Jonathan White

Julie Christie and Lee Grant staring each other down are two gunslingers at the end of a western, Richard Nixon is the omnipresent threat of the savages, and Sergeant Pepper’s playing at the party is Monument Valley. Warren Beatty amasses a body count by bedding every…

DallasFrance

Abysmally dull and uninteresting, but at the very least it's forgettable, and there aren't any memorable moments, so I'm certain I won't think about it again. It completely misses the mark when it comes to finding the deliriously sexual satire center within the emotions,…

Dylan

A straight hairstylist? Now I’ve heard of everything.

Patrik Sandberg