Two bumbling thieves are stealing a plumber's equipment when a call comes in for a plumbing job at a rich man's house. They decide to take the job for themselves but after arriving and casing the joint, the suspicious butler locks the pair in the basement with the house supply of liquor, which the thieves soon discover.
So, 'The Plumbers Are Coming' – *is it worth it*? Look, if you’re into old-school, slightly daffy comedies where the plot is mostly an excuse for shenanigans, you might get a kick out of this one. It’s a real throwback.But if you need sharp wit or a super tight script, you’ll probably find yourself checking your watch....
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George LeMaire
Hal Roach
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"So, 'The Plumbers Are Coming' – *is it worth it*? Look, if you’re into old-school, slightly daffy comedies where the plot is mostly an excuse for shenanigans, you might get a kick out of this one. It’s a real throwback.But if you need sharp wit or a super tight script, you’ll probably find yourself checking your watch. It’s definitely not for everyone. Think of it as a gentle diversion, not a laugh-out-loud riot.A Simple Plan, Gone Sour (and Boozy)The premise is pretty straightforward. Two bumbl..."
Ray Hodgdon
United States
1937 · IMDb 5.5
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