There are some nice stunts and bits of humor sprinkled throughout this film, but It's awkwardly constructed and lacking in charm. Lloyd's character is a millionaire who finds himself improbably attracted to the daughter of a mission worker (Jobyna Ralston), and abruptly goes from entitled asshole to helping her and the derelicts in her father's mission. Harold's shtick often involved hanging on to something precarious for dear life, and we see some of that here with a double-decker bus. The plot involves getting a bunch of drunks back to the mission, and at one point they're all pedaling madly on stationary bikes, which Harold gets them to dismount by putting a "Road Closed" sign in front of them. I chuckled in little moments like that, but was less enamored overall.
Review of For Heaven's Sake
