Working Girl
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Movie Reviews of Working Girl
Movie Review: Wonderful feel good movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this movie!!! It shows the dog eat dog world of business. Melanie Griffith plays a secretary who wants a better position. She gets a new job with a female boss (Sigourney Weaver) and finally thinks things are looking up. Until she realizes her boss stole an idea of hers and is taking the credit. She ends up doing everything possible to secure a big deal and falls in love with Harrison Ford's character. This is such a touching movie. The girl gets the guy, and she gets the great job opportunity she really wants. The ending is what I like the most. When she tells her new secretary, don't get me coffee unless you get some for yourself too.Movie Review: Good Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this movie. This movie stars Melanie Griffith who is having a hard time finding a job. Then she lands a job where Katherine is her boss. She gives her an idea and Katherine staels the idea for Trask Industries. Katherine then goes on a skiing trip and Tess finds out that she stole the idea. then she pretends to be in charge. In the end Katherine finds out and Tess is fired but Tess tells Trask that she had the idea and trask fires Katherine. Tess gets the job at Trask industries. This deserved the nominations at the oscars. The title song deserved the oscar because it was a great song.Movie Review: funny, sassy and romantic
Summary: 5 Stars
Even though this movie is too old, I did enjoy it. You can see Harrison Ford at his worst act performance. The plot of the movie is magnificent, the music score has reached an amazing level and the performance of Melanie Griffith was brilliant. It tells the story of a young intelligent girl who works at the stock market where no body appreciates her work. Then, she moves to a different work as a secretary to Sigourney Weaver the manager of a big company. Melanie Griffith tells her boss a grate idea but she steals it. The coolest part of this movie is its ending.Movie Review: holds up fairly well; check out that scary 80s hair!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This was still an engaging story, given that it's about 20 years old. Sigourney Weaver tries to take advantage of a new secretary, only to find herself outclassed by the bright, eager woman. They also share a man until he chooses one of them for keeps. Melanie Griffith is tolerable enough if you can bear her whispery voice, while Harrison Ford does a nice job with his small role, and Weaver is top-notch as always. Joan Cusack is spot-on as Mel's pal.
The late 80s hair, though....Truly terrifying!
Movie Review: Perfectly Cast Movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
Contrary to some of the reviewers, I believe Melanie was the perfect choice for lead in this movie. The most unforgettable scene in this movie is her sitting on the bar stool at the business party where she's overdressed but stunning and after drinking too much tequila, delivers her most memorable line to Harrision Ford, "I've got a head for business and a bod for sin, Is there anything wrong with that?" This movie has stunning NYC scenery, Hilarious supporting cast and great music. One of my all-time favorites.