Being There (1979)

a comedy drama directed by Hal Ashby.
A man with no knowledge of the real world is forced out of his home and taken in by a rich and powerful family.
The audio and video were good. it easily looked 80s, but definitely sounded 70s.
check out: basketball Jones and Eve masturbating to please a man who doesn't know what she's doing and doesn't care. Also, the new world order pyramid at the funeral.
I think that this guy would make a great president for the united states right now. He's honest and doesn't know what he's doing. This puts him on a pedestal compared to liars who know they're ruining the country. The film, on the other hand, wasn't all that great. there was a good premise, but it failed to deliver the hysterical comedy that could be possible in this scenario. the only thing that saved it from being "bad" was the funk music and the premise. I wouldn't go out of my way to watch this one, but if you happen to see it, that's o.k.
I'm establishing the orange category here and hopefully remembering it. orange is for films between bad and o.k. It's not a very good rating, but I didn't hate it.