You Haven't Changed a Bit

The film showcases a couple grappling with their relationship. After a conflict, they decide to spend time apart, each visiting their respective parents. This premise sets the stage for comedic situations that arise from their time away from one another.

As a product of the 1970s, this film captures the style and social insights of its era. Collectors interested in vintage comedies or the works of Teri Garr may find this film noteworthy for its portrayal of personal relationships and family dynamics during a transformative decade in cinema.