Charlie is a broke horse gambler who has just convinced his widowed brother-in-law, Herb, to go on a cruise. However, after arriving, Herb learns the horrible truth; Charlie, to get on the cruise for free, he signed them up as dance hosts. Things get worse when they meet their manager, an eccentric jerk-off named Gil Godwyn, whom is looking for a promotion to vice president. His rules are simple; no having personal relationships with the passengers. Unfortunately, that's exactly what Charlie joined the cruise for and he's found a beautiful, young woman named Liz. Herb, on the other hand, has accidentally fallen for a woman, his first since his wife which passed away some years ago. Now, stuck between paying for the cruise or being with the women they love, Charlie and Herb are going to have one hectic trip aboard one of the finest vessels on the water.

MOVIE REVIEW

Matthau and Lemmon team up once again to put out another comedy with the same old thing. And that's exactly what it is. The same old thing. Matthau and Lemmon are two sexually-repressed geezers that end up snapping at one another. Remind you of something? Anyway, another question comes to mind: How in hell would Dyan Cannon sleep with Walter Matthau? Out to Sea is a good comedy from Matthau and Lemmon but it's nothing new from Grumpy Old Men, nor as funny.
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