Movie Reviews for Tune in Tomorrow

Tune in Tomorrow

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Movie Reviews of Tune in Tomorrow

Movie Review: Great Fun!
Summary: 4 Stars

A wonderfully entertaining, delightful and original movie. Peter Falk is the stand-out here and the beautiful Barbara Hershey shines. The consistenly dull Keanu Reeves is even bearable in this one. Just a great way to spend two hours with a smile on your face.

Movie Review: Fair movie,the real star is Wynton Marsalis's soundtrack
Summary: 3 Stars

The movie is a bit of a mess, hard to follow at times, hard to know when to laugh, or if we are laughing, should we be?

Peter Falk stars as a 1950's script writer for a New Orleans radio station's soap operas. Apparently he dislikes Albanians and allows his radio soap operas to take strange detours into jokes at the expense of Albanians.

The movie also has a movie within a movie involving a romance between 36-year old Barbara Hershey and 21-years young Keanu Reeves.

The real star of the movie is the city of New Orleans and the amazing soundtrack of Wynton Marsalis. He really did a hell of a job with his compositions, but hey the guy is from New Orleans -- who better to set loose to write a soundtrack about his home city.

Movie Review: I wanted to like this movie...
Summary: 2 Stars

I wanted to like this movie but did not.

The whole movie required too much suspension of disbelief for me. While there were a few interesting moments, for the most part, the movie did not deliver. Though Barbara Hershey was easy on the eyes and Peter Falk did his usual thing, the movie was far from being zany and hilarious as advertised. Rent or borrow before buying.

Movie Review: Talent Wasted...
Summary: 1 Stars

Wow! What am amazing waste of time and money. This movie is awfull. There is a reason it only made $2 million. The only people who saw it were the extra's and their families so they could point themselves out in the film.