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Being There (1979) |
| 83 reviews |
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Film rated 4.3 / 5
(Chick rating: 4 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.3 / 5)
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| Washington taken by Chance. |
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| Gardener is blooming idiot. |
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| A retarded president?... Never!? |
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| Peter Sellers: constant gardener. |
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| Jesus Christ Supergardener. |
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| Silly Sellers, water walker. |
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| Chance determines his life. |
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| Gardener reaches stardumb. |
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| Gardener takes his Chaunce(y)s. |
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| President's party takes Chance. |
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| Gardiner: Jesus Christ substitute. |
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| Chance romance? Shirley girlie! |
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| Chance's 'brilliance' from Bushes. |
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| Gardner's words; nations flourish. |
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| Sellers channels Stan Laurel. |
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| America takes a Chauncey. |
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| Powerful buyers want Sellers. |
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| Is gardener another carpenter? |
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| Shirley he enjoys watching. |
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| Gardiner's non compost mentis. |
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| Sellers takes fragrant Chance. |
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| Blank slate impresses Washington. |
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| Gardening mistaken as metaphor. |
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| Illiterate Chance's garden philosophy. |
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| Gardener Gardner: mistaken Buddha. |
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| Naivety interpreted as insight. |
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| Simpleton's rise to power. |
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| Pre-Bush simpleton impresses Washington. |
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| Cultivating change by Chance. |
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| Leadership projected onto gardener. |
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| Gardening advice appears metaphorical. |
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| A chance gardener's messiah? |
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| Sellers' Chance likes watching. |
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| The original 'Forrest Gump'. |
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| Idiot goes to Washington. |
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| MacLaine wants Gardener's twolips. |
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| 'Gump' gardener garners garlands. |
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| Simpleton impresses Washington. |
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| Chauncey Gardner for President. |
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| Stellar Sellers's swan song. |
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| First ever green candidate. |
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| Half-witted gardener grows powerful. |
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| Gardener is political genius. |
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| Simpleton mistaken for sage. |
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| Gardener: 'Spring brings growth'. |
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| Gardener simple, political pimple. |
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| Remote can't change hoodlums. |
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| Sellers' greatest impersonation: nobody. |
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| Imbecile gardener grows prestige. |
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| Wide-eyed witness slightly witless. |
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| Simpleton Gardner in bloom. |
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| Chauncey has little penis. |
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| Goony gardener's charmed chance. |
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| Sellers says everything right. |
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| Grown in sheltered location. |
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