Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Isbel A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

dwbbld1026 No spoilers How do you rank this movie? Easy a 6.Clint was a 2 in it. Cylde was a 10 in it. Adds up to 12 divide by 2 we get a 6.Clint has never been a great actor. Thought Gran Tranino was his best job ever. He got shown up in this film by an Orangutan.Clyde rules!!!!! So sad when I heard they where not the same Clydes in both of these 2 movies. This Clyde was tortured and killed by his trainer. We should have gotten the first Clyde to left turn him. See what its like to be abused.Wish I had Clyde as a pet. That would be awesome

Rainey Dawn Philo Beddoe and his sidekick Clyde are back in another hilarious film! This sequel is quite good and yes it's worth watching if you enjoyed this first film. Orville (Geoffrey Lewis) is back again to complete the comedy trio. This movie is just a great as the first movie -- both are full of knuckle-busting action and gut-busting laughs.I will recommend watching the first film (Every Which Way You Can) then watching this sequel film to get the full story. The films would make a great double feature manatee. Clint, Clyde and Geoffrey will turn any boring day into a fun filled afternoon. 9/10Confession: I was thinking that Jerry Reed made a guest appearance in one of the two films - but, alas, my memory was wrong.

stephen7272 Only men/boys without girlfriends could enjoy this movie.In spite of the final fight scenes this is not a homo erotic movie. This is a movie about single males finding their way of dealing with emotional loneliness by absorbing themselves in testosterone fuelled fantasies of fighting the bad guys and making new buddies in the process.It's always handy to be a member of a gang, even if it's just your brother, mother and a pet called Clyde. The entire plot of the movie can be easily resolved by the guy saying "I love you." to the girl of his dreams, but strong men don't say that do they. In other words, this is a movie for young men who cannot find the words to say to the girl next door; so they use their fists instead. You too can be like Philo Bedo; or you can become a lawyer and earn a decent living and get the girl. Being a successful lawyer is much much harder than being a bare-knuckled boxer.

Bjorn (ODDBear) At the risk of offending those who state proudly that you don't need to be intoxicated to have a good time; plenty of beer will most likely enhance your enjoyment of this flick. Silly, low-brow humor abound, idiotic character behavior and less than stellar acting from Mrs. Eastwood (at the time) and Mr. Cool himself (ever so wooden in his early comedic roles) but it's all good if you're in the mood for this kind of film. Clyde (the orangutan) is pretty funny at times, Geoffrey Lewis and William Smith provide the quality acting and those bikers are hilarious. The scene where they're pulled over for speeding and the cop doesn't have the heart to give them a ticket is a Hall-of-Fame moment in my books. Plus that fistfight in the end is impressive. Overall; "Any Which Way You Can" (and it's prequel; "Every Which Way But Loose" for that matter) isn't for everyone but these kinds of silly comedies can really hit the spot if you're in the right mood. The country music ain't all bad either.