I don't care what these people say. I was entertained. I loved everything about this movie. I'd never seen it before and it was a fantastic dose of 80's nostalgia.

An absolutely pointless, witless, aimless sendup of the spy genre that manages to flame out on the runway despite its name-studded cast. Tom Hanks is the center of attention, to the surprise of none, as his usual aloof '80s bachelor in search of more than just another one-night stand. His character's unfortunate choice of footwear on a long flight leaves him tangled in a web of espionage and deceit; a hapless patsy in a high-stakes game of cloak and dagger. Jim Belushi and Carrie Fisher support, in roles that don't really go anywhere or mean anything, and work no miracles with the base-level material. It's an unfocused film with no ambition, no personality and a bald, spell-it-out sense of humor that's better for eye rolls than snickers. Harmless, but also useless.

I seem to remember The Man with One Red Shoe as a lot better than it really is. It's not that it is particularly bad...it has a horny Carrie Fisher in it for crying out loud, but the jokes aren't particularly funny and the story is...well...all over the place. If you haven't seen it, you're not missing all that much. But...if you catch it on TV and you have an hour and a half to waste on a rather "meh" 80s comedy...you might as well try it.

Silly 80s fun with the exact cast of characters you'd expect.

It wasn't bad, kept me entertained. If it never had Tom hanks in it, I'd probably wouldn't of watched it. The script isn't bad, but some of cast were. Cheesy in parts. I didn't see Carrie Fisher being in it, it wasn't a bad role thought. She'll be sadly missed.