Protocol movie review shows Goldie Hawn as Sunny Davis
Ed Blank critiques Protocol noting a lukewarm road trip comedy that wastes Goldie Hawn as a Washington cocktail waitress who becomes a foil to a Arab prince. The film leans on Miss Hawn's star power but remains shallow, despite Buck Henry and Herbert Ross behind the project.
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Pittsburgh Press
Johnny Dangerously looks tired spoof of gangster films
Cinema critic Byron Meade reviews the 20th Century Fox comedy Johnny Dangerously. Set in 1910s New York Lower East Side, the film follows Johnny Dangerously as he debates crime and reform while family drama and rival mobsters complicate his path. The reviewer notes chuckles but few sharp laughs, spotty projection, and a PG 13 rating. The movie stars Michael Keaton with Dom DeLuise, Danny DeVito and others, and plays at Sun Plaza Four Cinema.
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