Walter and Carlo, Part II, Yes, It's Daddy

About This Movie

So, 'Walter and Carlo, Part II, Yes, It's Daddy' from '86 has this quirky charm that feels like a time capsule. The premise is absurd—coffee’s illegal, and a bunch of seniors are running a coffee smuggling ring with some Swedish mafia ties. Walter’s off chasing love while Carlo, poor guy, is in the throes of a classic midlife crisis after a breakup. The pacing’s a bit erratic, but it fits the comedy vibe. There’s something oddly relatable about these characters navigating ridiculous situations. Not to mention, the practical effects, like the coffee smuggling scenes, have this slapstick quality that’s hard to pin down. Performances are decent, with the leads bringing a certain warmth. It’s a bizarre, low-key entry that kind of stands out in the comedy genre of the time.

Features a unique 80s comedy style · Captures midlife crisis themes humorously · Quirky practical effects enhance the story