What's Up, Doc?
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- Barbra Streisand
- Ryan O'Neal
- Madeline Kahn
- Kenneth Mars
- Austin Pendleton
- Michael Murphy
- Philip Roth
- Sorrell Booke
- Stefan Gierasch
- Mabel Albertson
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- Jan 6, 2022
"i can fix him" says woman who is worse
annalieseApr 14, 2022the ultimate autistic/adhd couple
👽 Zara 👽Feb 15, 2024absolutely perfect. aspirational. watching this at a theater tonight is the closest i’ll ever get to how it must’ve felt seeing star wars in ‘77. in the glow of this movie, i feel 12 years old. i’m leaning forward at the edge of my seat, grinning from ear to ear, deeply in…
demi adejuyigbe - Apr 20, 2020
has any movie more explicitly and damningly NUKED *another* movie more than this one does in its final seconds? just delightful.
davidehrlichSep 6, 2021Just perfect. I know Judy Maxwell is quite literally a screwball character but she feels so uniquely rendered, so one-of-a-kind that it's wild Babs didn't get accolades for it. I don't feel like female stars are allowed to be unabashedly horny and silly anymore! The only…
demi adejuyigbeApr 16, 2020Here are a few select reasons why this movie is legally the best comedy I've ever seen (no joke): - Screwball spirit in a New Hollywood body, so the witty comedy doesn't have to visually clutch pearls, but rather chooses to. The amount of mileage it gets from this decision…
Drew Edelstein - Aug 18, 2023
nothing good ever happens to people from iowa
KarstenJan 6, 2022"Propriety; noun: conformity to established standards of behavior or manner, suitability, rightness, or justice. see "etiquette."" or “You have this way of making everything sound reasonable, and then rooms begin to burn and people start to chase people.” One of the…
Josh LewisAug 20, 2019judy uses what i like to call “the gilmore technique” for reeling in men in which you talk so fast that you confuse and exasperate them until they have no choice but to fall in love with you. it’s a talent i’ve been perfecting all my life but i know i’ll never be able to…
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- heather lovedWhat's Up, Doc?
fave char: howard bannister least fave char: judge maxwell best scene: howard + judy at the banquet table w/ mr. laraby this is literally one of my favorite movies ever, there are so many parts i love judy and howard making out on the floor was my sexual awakening
dvvillx likedWhat's Up, Doc?Eccentrically hilarious, the chase was well done and super funny, they pulled some crazy stunts, I also liked the romantic dynamic between the two leads as well.
Shark lovedWhat's Up, Doc?Peter Bogdanovich’s love letter to screwball comedies of the 1930s still works 50 years later. One of the greatest car chases ever through the streets of San Francisco and the delightfully grating Madeline Kahn are nearly overshadowed by an electrifying performance from Streisand
- darcie lovedWhat's Up, Doc?
i think this film gave me brain damage .. but in a good way? comedy of errors x1000 but also in the middle of this insane comedy, an incredibly sexy lil make out on the floor ? i need barbra streisand to teach me how she does that w/ her eyes
Orlando Ramone lovedWhat's Up, Doc?I highly recommend watching “Bringing Up Baby” before watching this movie so you can see the similarities. Either way, this is a truly hilarious screwball comedy that still holds up today.
Lana del Jersey lovedWhat's Up, Doc?I discovered this movie last summer, and it was like I found a treasure. You need to see it, Barbra is exceptional, Ryan is a pure love and the story… you won’t stop laughing
- Mickerdoo likedWhat's Up, Doc?
Really goofy comedy of errors. Streisand had great, quick delivery. O’Neal and Kahn were fun. Fast paced, exciting comedy.
austin powers lovedWhat's Up, Doc?this is so cute and i’m obsessed with this quirky girl x nerdy boy trope and i love love love witty banter
hannah lovedWhat's Up, Doc?i think barbra streisand may be one of the most beautiful women i’ve ever seen 9/10
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The movie works. It is food at last for we who hunger for a screwball comedy utterly lacking in redeeming social importance.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
In Bogdanovich’s analytical twist on the genre, even joyous liberation leaves a huge mess.
Richard Brody
The New Yorker
Only a director in complete control can fashion something so effortlessly chaotic. What’s Up Doc? is one of the signature comedies of the 1970s whose throwback mixture of madcap hijinks and rat-a-tat-tat dialogue still works for a generation twice removed from its influences.
James Berardinelli
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