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So, 'Lesson Is Over, Idiot'—what a trip. This 1975 comedy dives into some wacky territory with Professor Farid and his bizarre experiments to boost intelligence. The film has this quirky, almost chaotic energy that keeps you chuckling, even as you cringe at the missteps of the protagonist after his initial successes. Practical effects are minimal but effective in their own way, adding to the film's offbeat charm. The pacing sometimes drags, but it gives you time to soak in the absurdity. The performances are all over the place, yet they somehow fit the film’s oddball vibe. It's definitely one of those cult curiosities that you either get or don't.
This film has a bit of a murky format history, appearing inconsistently on various VHS releases and some obscure DVD editions, which makes it a real gem for collectors. It's not frequently discussed, so interest in it tends to fluctuate, but those in the know appreciate its quirky narrative and offbeat humor. Scarcity adds to its allure, and it’s one of those titles that can spark interesting conversations among collectors who appreciate the strange side of cinema.
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