Ann Magnuson,
John Malkovich,
Glenne Headly,
Ben Masters,
Laurie Metcalf
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This sci-fi comedy from Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) director Susan Seidelman stars John Malkovich along with several other actors from his Steppenwolf Theatre troupe in Chicago. Malkovich stars a... read more
DVD Release Date: January 7, 2003
Stats: 76 reviews
A beautiful story of a woman (Ann Magnuson) falling in love with an android (John Malkovich), who is scheduled to go up on a space mission. The Turtles make it better with their "Happy Together" song.
I watched this dozens of times when I was a tween and liked it for some reason. Watching it twenty years later merely proves how dated it is and how bad it was to begin with. Malkovich is alright in a dual role and does some random, goofy and sometimes very entertaining and funny... read more
People are defined by the bad things that happen to them in lives. This exceptionally low budget pic makes up for the lack of visual flare with a great intellectual concept and Malkovich in dual roles. The bad part of this movie is Malkovich does an excellent job of portraying a ... read more
Even thought John gets on m nerves royally w/ his ego...I do love this movie. I have seen it hundreds of time--a classic!
A childhood fav. Um... strangely heart warming? lol. Very cute for a funny flick. Luv JM &AM always.
Quirky comedy that is highly underrated. If you want to see John Malkovich do some comedy then this is a must see.
Screenwriters Floyd Byars and Laurie Frank's flapjack-flat characters meander through a slack plot that aims to address love between life-forms. Full Review
A smart, quick witted, wicked and genuinely funny movie. Full Review
The film's fake feminist message is at its most cyncial: Real men are repulsive but androids (created by women) are sweet, sensitive, and open-minded. Full Review
One of the more enjoyable of the indie comedies of the 80s, as much a product of its time as Woodstock was of its own.
Just like any other saturated formula, its joke wears thin after the first hour or so. Full Review
Lightweight but amusing
A one-joke comedy that's buoyed by a handful of great performances.
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