Thank God It's Friday
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Movie Reviews of Thank God It's Friday
Movie Review: Cheesy but great music
Summary: 3 Stars
I had forgotten how cheesy and badly acted this movie was. Can't believe I went to see it several times at the cinema when I was young.
Great memories... Donna Summer at her best and the Commodores were incredible too.
Movie Review: Thank God It's Friday.
Summary: 3 Stars
Thank God It's Friday:
I was surprised I thought it was a funny movie, "You D**n Right your Sorry"-The short Garbage man, and Donna Summer ,I like her,it's not as corny of a movie AS I thought it would be.
Movie Review: Lovely Donna
Summary: 3 Stars
It had to be the counterpart for SNF, but didnt have the impact. Great are the performances of the Commodores and off course the one and only Diva Donna Summer. Great cult film, with a lot of alltime dance classics!!Movie Review: An embarrassment...for all...
Summary: 2 Stars
I was a bartender in a very popular disco in Milwaukee in 1979. There is nothing in "TGIF" that remotely resembles anything I've encountered. TGIF is, simply, a crashing bore, putting into consideration how dated it might be. Debra Winger's film debut was a bright spot, and Donna Summer's singing of the Oscar winning "Last Dance" was certainly fine, but the studio's idiot idea to cash in on the disco craze was ill-thought and without any redeeming qualities. Acting was generally vapid, and Jeff Goldblum was more obnoxious than usual. There simply seemed to be no sense of self-respect among any of the characters, except for Winger & Summer. In retrospect, the whole disco-craze was an embarrassment for those who attempted to be cool. Being cool is not something you can manufacture: you either are or you ain't. No character in this film was a candidate.Movie Review: A Disco "Love Boat"
Summary: 2 Stars
THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY is a hokey little film that record labels Cassablanca and Motown put together to capitalize on the Saturday Night Fever craze that was happening in the late 1970s. Like a cheezy "Love Boat" episode, there are multiple stock characters here such as the aspiring entertainer (Donna Summer), the womanizer (Jeff Goldbloom), the bickering married couple, the "Good Girl" (Debra Winger) and various singles looking for that "special hookup" while the disco beat thumps on and on and on. Worth a look to catch disco styles of the late 70's and see Donna Summer sing the Oscar-winning song "Last Dance."