All Men Are Donkeys

About This Movie

All Men Are Donkeys is this quirky comedy from '82 that really captures the era's vibe. The film dives into some interesting themes about gender dynamics, with three women leading a self-help group, convinced they have the upper hand over their husbands. It’s a bit of a back-and-forth as the men, feeling slighted, team up with a young slacker to teach their wives a lesson. The pacing is lively, with a mix of slapstick and some sharp dialogue that keeps things moving. The performances are hit or miss, but the chemistry between the cast adds to the charm. You get this sense of a playful atmosphere throughout, making it stand out among other comedies of the time, engaging with social commentary but never taking itself too seriously.

Quirky 80s comedy · Social commentary on gender roles · Amusing character dynamics