Is Bill Cosby's "Leonard Part 6" as batsh*t insane as the description makes it sound?

[Mahaloth]

Saw it on VHS when I was a kid.

Even as kids, we could tell it was bad.

It was boring, for one, which is one of the worst things a movie can be.

[running_coach]

@batsto

I liked it. And I don’t think I’ve ever liked anything else Bill Cosby has done—I positively hated the ‘Cosby Show’ when I was growing up. Of course, I was in High school when I saw LP6, and I remember little about it, other than that I (and the friend who watched it with me) both laughed quite a bit at it.

Pot is not as harmless as people believe.

[Push_You_Down]

@mobo85

Yes he did. He also bought the rights to it to keep it off television, and accepted his Golden Raspberry Award in person.

…It was shown quite a bit on Comedy Central in the late 90s.

I think you are conflating the old Little Rascals urban legend (that Bill bought up all the rights to keep them from being shown because of Buckwheat) with this.

[RickJay]

It’s a ridiculously inept movie.

Nor is it a cult classic.

[congodwarf]

I like it. My sister likes it.
Ghost Dad was terrible.

[photopat]

@congodwarf

I like it. My sister likes it.
Ghost Dad was terrible.

Ah, you too bought into the urban legend. There was no movie called “Ghost Dad.” It never existed. Neither did any movie called Star Trek V or any Police Academy or Major League sequels. No sir.

[Kizarvexius]

I saw Leonard Part 6 at the cinema when it was released. I got in for free. I still want a refund. With 20+ years’ interest, adjusted for inflation.