There are a lot of 3-D sections in here that you would need 3-D glasses for. Love the early 70's atmosphere, smoking everywhere, fur coats and velvet bellbottoms, the music, camera angles, bizarre performance art in a strip club. It's dated in a good cultish way. However, it was startling to realize at the end when they were at the airport, with the airplanes on the run way etc., that it wasn't dated anymore. It could be contemporary times since technology has not advanced one iota in the airline travel industry since then.

Red-Blue glasses won't work - Red-Green glasses will be better. Even so, the red and green images are only rarely aligned vertically, resulting in no stereo effect and perhaps headache for the viewer.

I've always enjoyed this film even as corny as it can be in 2018 to watch something like this. But my question is: does anyone know where you can get 3D glasses that WOULD ENABLE you to see those 3D sections in 3D? Any glasses that would actually WORK while watching this on a computer screen, that is? I've taken occasional 3-D glasses home from recent movies, but they don't seem to do ANYTHING for an old film like this. Thanks!

Great if you can find the right 3D glasses.

If you like 70's movies that transform you back in time, this one is for you. I felt like Austin Powers may jump out at any moment when they are in swinging London.

The film is well paged, but it is a prisoner of its time. Some of the special effects are much longer than we are accustomed to now. Scene transitions are on par with US TV in the early 70s, just a bit too long -- the cast is very appealing and the acting is not labored. It is a cool film.

Worthwhile if you enjoy female nudity done is an artistic fashion.

Good scenery.