What's So Bad About Feeling Good?

In this satirical musical, a government agency plans to release a virus that will make everyone happy and complacent, thus eliminating dissent and protests. A young woman discovers the plot and must race against time to expose the truth and prevent the virus from being unleashed on the unsuspecting public.

Francis Ford Coppola's early directorial effort, this musical comedy was poorly received by critics and audiences alike. It is largely forgotten, often cited as a misstep in Coppola's otherwise distinguished career.

• A bizarre and unengaging musical.

• Lacked clear narrative and satirical impact.

• Considered a commercial and critical failure.

Google audience: Audience reception for this film is virtually non-existent due to its obscurity and lack of distribution. Those few mentions indicate it was perceived as an odd and unsuccessful musical.

This film was originally titled 'The Girl with the Kooky Eyes' before being renamed 'What's So Bad About Feeling Good?' and later undergoing further changes. It was Francis Ford Coppola's second directorial feature film.