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Synopsis
Ordinary word processor Paul Hackett experiences the worst night of his life after he agrees to visit Marcy, a Soho resident that he met that evening at a coffee shop.
Cast
- Griffin Dunne
- Rosanna Arquette
- Verna Bloom
- Tommy Chong
- Linda Fiorentino
- Teri Garr
- John Heard
- Cheech Marin
- Catherine O'Hara
- Dick Miller
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Nov 18, 2019
This guy is really bad at being a person
KarstenNov 4, 2019this is why i never go out
MurielJan 15, 2023this is what a dream from a 30-minute nap looks like
mathew - Aug 24, 2020
This is *exactly* like that spongebob episode where he accidentally goes to rock bottom and can’t catch the bus back home
cassandraSep 3, 2020Paul: Couldn't you just give me one token, please? Subway Attendant: I can't do that. I may lose my job. [Paul looks around and sees no one else in the station] Paul: Well, who would know... exactly? Subway Attendant: I could go to a party, get drunk, talk to someone...…
Scott TobiasDec 9, 2013Noah Baumbach was terrific as the lead. i'm drunk.
davidehrlich - Sep 24, 2021
“tonight is mohawk night” best movie ever
KarstenMay 29, 2018SURRENDER DOROTHY!
Georgia ColeyFeb 16, 2020the original uncut gems
alex todd 🧟♂️
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Top Reviews
- Evan Vachon lovedAfter Hours
9/10 I was surprised how much I really liked this film. Scorsese absolutely cooked directing this and the story was such a crazy and wild ride that kept me engaged the entire time. Griffin Dunne was fantastic and really sold how a normal guy would react in a situation like this
William Luckenbach lovedAfter HoursThis was batshit insane from start to finish and I loved every second of it. It’s unlike any other Scorsese film and I think that’s what makes it so refreshing. It’s a remarkable film that I highly recommend watching. The less you know about it, the better. Just watch it. 8/10
Nick Dubberly is "meh" onAfter HoursTalk about having the worst night of your life! I guess SoHo was just full of crazies back in the 80s. If I would have had the night that this guy had, I would have been scarred for life and probably never have gone out again! Definitely not one of my favorite Scorsese films.
- Gena Steen lovedAfter Hours
this movie was so crazy, i didn’t know what to expect but i really enjoyed it. i was stressed the whole time my eyes were glued to the screen. the way everything connected had me floored over and over again, and when he was in the paper mache 🫣 so uneasy but also funny?
nevan lovedAfter Hourssuch a strange scorsese project, by far one of his most stylistically unique and utterly brilliant films. a constant thrill-ride from the literal thrill-ride onwards with amazing performances and immensely powerful cinematography. infinitely enjoyable
Jacob Hall is "meh" onAfter Hoursborderline of meh and like. for scorsese i just felt like it was kind of weak. the ending to me was completely unrewarding after watching a character go through hell. also completely improbable
- Formal likedAfter Hours
- My guy went through the worst sequence of events I’ve ever seen 😭💀 - As Ted Mosby said “nothing good happens after 2 am”
Chief Saqif lovedAfter Hoursbro couldn’t catch a break
Faith Lederer lovedAfter Hoursone of my favorite movies
Atom Users Reviews
Metacritic
A peculiar, potent film.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
After Hours is a brilliant film that is so original, so particular, that we are uncertain from moment to moment exactly how to respond to it. The style of the film creates, in us, the same feeling that the events in the film create in the hero. Interesting.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
After Hours is not, ultimately, a satisfying film, but it's often vigorously unsettling.
Vincent Canby
The New York Times
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