She

Post-apocalyptic movies can be fun. This has fun elements but it's also stranger than the post-apocalyptic movies I've seen. It takes awhile before the brothers become remotely likable and there are so many side quests that it started to feel like a RPG video game. The side quests really started to hurt the pacing. But overall, it's odd but fun. Well acted but slow and has a great look at a destroyed world.

Watched it while drunk in 1989 and thought it was the greatest movie ever made.

This is Gonzo post-apocalyptic-mania at it's finest! 10 years earlier and John Boorman would have made it! Love this movie for what it is, not what others wish it was! Make mine SHE!

Sandahl Bergman carried this attempt frame by frame. Bergman was the strong link in "Conan The Barbarian" making that movie much more watchable. With "SHE" Bergman makes the best of a questionable script, turning it into the stuff of the really fun USA Up All Night era.

I understand there's some out there that consider this a classic, and I like a good schlocky, gonzo, ridiculous movie as much as the next guy, but this is just poop. I'm sorry. It's a just a bunch of random nonsense thrown at some terrible actors, in the most half-assed way you could possibly imagine. It's bizarre, it's crazy, but it's not at least fun...

I Remember sitting up really late one summer night back in 1986 and watching this movie at 2 or 3 in the morning. I had never heard of it before then. ...... Many years later I seen it again in 1995 on Joe Bob Briggs show. I didn't like it the first time I seen it, but for some crazy reason I watched it again. Only to be reminded that this was one of the worst movies of all time time. and re-watching it a second time 9 years later didn't change my opinion either. I really don't know what purpose this movie served,

Wow this movie stinks! Super 80s fun.

Post-apocalyptic adventure takes place 23 years after The Cancellation and commoner Tom braves unknown lands to rescue his sister after being kidnapped by a horseback riding gang. Sandahl Bergman parlays her performance here for a prize part in Conan, essentially duplicating roles. Often devoid of logic, producers simply resort to introducing terrible elements and characters into play. Bergman maybe sums it up best when she says 'this has nothing to do with sense' halfway thru the film. B-movie production somehow attracted an A-List of musical contributors in Rick Wakeman, Justin Hayward and even Motorhead.

She is batshit crazy. Everything imaginable is thrown into this hodgepodge of set pieces. Despite the horrific acting, She is very imaginative and fun.

This was... uh... yeah. For a movie with a paper thin plot, it's actually really difficult to follow what is happening. That is because they just constantly throw random things into the movie that are difficult to understand exactly why they are there. Like a robotic Frankenstein monsters and a fat man wearing a tutu. It's actually kind of sad. I got to thinking that the director was trying to make a movie that would gain a cult following for being so off the wall and hilariously bad. It's kind of sad when that doesn't happen and the movie just falls into obscurity. Imagine if a movie like Basket Case had never become a cult hit and nobody had ever really known of its existence. It's like watching someone publicly humiliate their self for a laugh, but nobody pays attention. That's what it is like watching She. When it was over I just felt bad for the filmmakers because I could see what they were going for, even if it wasn't very good even at those lower standards. It's hard to recommend. It's for a certain type of audience, and even then it does run a little long and it's really just a bunch of random events that you struggle to sit through to get to the end. I really dislike movies that seem to lack a focus, and this definitely falls into that category. If you want a bizarre, sometimes hilarious b-movie, you may enjoy this. I personally got a bit bored after 40 minutes.