Mr. Destiny
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Movie Reviews of Mr. Destiny
Movie Review: Don't Fight Your Destiny
Summary: 4 Stars
Is this movie trying to implying that it's bad to be a greedy, maniacal corporate leader without conscience or empathy? C'mon, get outta here. They could not possibly think THAT up in Hollywood, could they? Well, Mr. Destiny, played by Michael Caine, offers James Belushi a chance to be a wealthy corporate hot shot instead of a regular James. As you can imagine, it does not work our well for James. You know, self-loathing, John Lovitz (a friend) almost commits suicide--the usual stuff. The movie has funny moments, and the pace is pretty good. The ending is somewhat predictable, James is happy to be a regular James (again). It's not all about the money. I don't blame him, I wouldn't wanna be a Kenneth Lay either.Movie Review: Great movie.
Summary: 4 Stars
I watched this movie maybe five times over the years. It is simple, but somehow gets to your heart. I just bought this dvd and watched it again. My favorite Belushi and Hamilton movie.5 stars for the movie and 3 stars for the dvd issue: the picture is nice, though it shows some imperfection, and the sound is only ProLogic - the resolution is not up-to-date. But quite watchable all the same.
Movie Review: Light and enjoyable
Summary: 4 Stars
Yeap.. this a modern day knock off of "What a Wonder Life". In general, it was layed out well, the acting came off natural and the dialog was realistic. If you like this movie... check out "Groundhog Day."Movie Review: Classic
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a classic tale of wanting what you don't have when you should be happy for what you already have.
Jim is as funny as he usually is, and the story is very good.
Movie Review: sticky sweet
Summary: 2 Stars
Interesting premise, gets bogged down in complete fantasy. Not even believable for what it is. Second half of the movie is out right ludicrous, with stale pollyannish dialogue. Belushi is one of the rare lights in this dim bulb of a film.