Amazing start but they didn't seem to know what to do with the story after awhile
Putney Swope was released in 1969 and was written and directed by Robert Down Sr. It is way out there. The poster alone gives you a hint as it’s a hand giving the public the middle finger. Then the start of the movie has an old man dressed like a biker coming into a corporate board meeting and telling the executives some total non-sense about beer. The film is an absurdist comedy as the company selects the only black member of the board of governors Putney Swope (Arnold Johnson) to be the new chairman of the board as a joke and then are stuck with their decision.<br /><br />The story doesn’t make any sense and it’s not supposed to. Swope’s company makes non-sensical commercials. Deals with a midget president. Tries to make everything in the firm black. The point is to drive the business into the ground which according to Swope was what the old executive board was doing already.<br /><br />The problem with the movie is that it gets off to such a great start it’s hard to top it. The fact that they keep on doing similar things after a while also makes it seem like it’s too long and they ran out of ideas.
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