Night Shift
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Movie Reviews of Night Shift
Movie Review: Love this old classic...
Summary: 5 Stars
What can you say about this move but awesome. loved it then, love it now.Movie Review: MEMORABLE COMEDY
Summary: 4 Stars
I'm still chuckling at a couple of the scenes.......the movie is somewhat dated but still as funny as ever, with Henry, Michael and Shelley playing the main roles. The plot has been covered but I will address one of the themes, that I always enjoy folks trying to do something to make money with idle time, even at the morgue. Besides making a few bucks and staying awake on the graveyard shift, the boredom was certainly taken away with the phone calls and out-service dates. A good movie for a lazy evening - bring on the popcorn and be prepared to have a belly laugh. I believe that the second showing ten years later was still hilarious.Movie Review: This is Chuck, to remind Bill to 'SHUT UP'!
Summary: 4 Stars
I first watched this film when I was in my early teens, and had a riot watching it every time. I hadn't rented it since then, so wasn't quite sure what to expect. I wasn't disappointed in my recent viewing...one has to really see it to appreciate the comic humor...A lovely, silly comic piece that can make one laugh, if one doesn't mind the dated quality...
Movie Review: Night Shift
Summary: 4 Stars
one of the funniest movies I've ever seen..a true comedy classic..a Ron Howard film with Michael Keaton, et al.
Richard Belzer plays a tough, non-comedic role. Some classic lines like:
"nice frame".
I highly recommend this film. Although it's over 20 years old, it's still funny.
Movie Review: Good Oldie
Summary: 4 Stars
Any fan of Michael Keaton should not pass this one up. This was his ticket to being a true star. He mesmerizes with his charm and fast wit and steals the movie. An oldie but still a goodie.