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Product Description
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello deliver their "usual high quota of laughs" (The Hollywood Reporter) in this hysterically funny slapstick farce that boasts some of their most beloved comedy bits, such as the immortal "Mudder and Fodder" routine! Window washers Ted Higgins and Homer Hinchcliffe (Abbott & Costello) are mistaken for messengers and sent to collect $50,000 by a gangster who runs a gambling syndicate. But Homer inadvertently mails the cash to a woman (Cathy Downs) who spends it before they can track her down. Faced with a thirty-six hour deadline to come up with the gangster's dough, the desperate trio must act quickly or it'll be their necks!
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7.75 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 3.84 Ounces
- Director : Charles Barton
- Media Format : DVD, Subtitled, NTSC, Black & White, Closed-captioned, Full Screen
- Run time : 1 hour and 17 minutes
- Release date : May 17, 2005
- Actors : Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Joseph Calleia, Leon Errol, Cathy Downs
- Subtitles: : English, French, Spanish
- Studio : MGM (Video & DVD)
- ASIN : B0007O38ZI
- Writers : Arthur T. Horman, Bernard Feins, Charles Grayson, Daniel Taradash, Howard Harris
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #116,771 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #14,177 in Comedy (Movies & TV)
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One of the few films the team made away from Universal Studios is not among their better efforts, but fans(apart from a possible audio commentary) really could not have asked for more.
The picture transfer to Blu-ray is of excellent quality, and when played through my Oppo UDP-205 4k/Blu-ray player on a LG OLED 4K HDTV series E2017 looked very realistic. There were only a few scenes, especially thoughs with actress Carol Downs by herself that seemed a little soft focused, but I'm not sure if they were purposely filmed that way by director Charles Barton, or the transfer wasn't done well?
Stereo soundtrack was great and sounded natural.
I purposely didn't review the content of the film or plot, because I think others did it better, but I did want to comment on the quality of the film and soundtrack.
I am happy to say that the boys are in top form here. As usual, Bud & Lou do variations on old routines, but the selection is hilarious: The "Mudder & Fodder" bit, the "Mustard" bit, and the "Dress/Undress" bits are performed with panache by sharp-tongued Bud and bewildered, baby-faced Lou. This all rests on the plot foundation of mistaken identity as the boys accidentally mis-deliver a large sum of money which gets them in deep trouble with a gangster (hence the title). And so, it's a race against time as the boys try to beat a 36-hour deadline to recover the dough, with mishaps aplenty.
Perhaps not THE boys' best film, but it's slick & funny enough to keep you laughing all the way through.
The film was released in 1949,after there triumph in there best film,Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein(1948).
It's not one of there best,but is a pleasant enough film in the team's time of decline.
In the film,Abbott and Costello play two window washers who get mixed up with some gangsters after accidently mailing there money away in the hands of a beautiful woman.Now the boys must redeem the money and protect there own necks from the gangsters.
Very enjoyable with many great slapstick moments and a memorable comic performance by veteran comic,Leon Errol who has some great scenes with Costello.
Fans of the team will not want to pass this one up.
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I also spotted a routine ("Meet me in the alley for a fight.....") that had been lifted out of another of their films "In Society" from 1944. They really are a disappointment.

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