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βGood Morning, Vietnam is so exhaustingly boringβ
JeBjBo Β· Metacritic β
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βGood Morning, Vietnam works as straight comedy and as a Vietnam-era MASH, and even the movieβs love story has its own bittersweet integrity.β
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times Β· 100
βOne of Levinson's best films, and one of Hollywood's best films on the whole Vietnam subject.β
Barry Mcilheney, Empire Β· 80
βGood Morning, Vietnam, directed by Barry Levinson (Diner, Tin Men) succeeds in doing something that's very rare in movies, being about a character who really is as funny as he's supposed to be to most of the people sharing the fiction with him. It's also a breakthrough for Mr. Williams, who, for the first time in movies, gets a chance to exercise his restless, full-frontal comic intelligence.β
Vincent Canby, The New York Times Β· 80
βFrom the start, the film bowls you over with excitement and for those who can latch on, itβs a nonstop ride.β
Staff (Not Credited), Variety Β· 80
βVietnam will do well on the strength of Williams' performance: He's Groucho in 'Nam, with his rapid-fire quips and cast of imaginary guests. But when it's time to mourn Cronauer's departure, after a final softball game with the locals and a farewell to buddies-in-arms, there isn't a wet eye in the house. [15 Jan 1988, p.N31]β
Desson Thomson, Washington Post Β· 80
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βGood Morning, Vietnam is so exhaustingly boringβ
JeBjBoabout 0β100% inread it β
βThis is quite a well known film, one I'd been aware of for many years but hadn't actually sat down to watch in full before. I can see why people like it, as it has an interesting mix of both comedy and drama, being almost painfully serious in some scenes and very irreverantly, did he just say that? type silly in others. This won't be to everyones tastes but I found it pretty entertaining. The story is pretty easy to follow, if a bit predictable perhaps, although im led to believe that its basedβ
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βI can't think any single actor who can play Adrian Cronauer besides Robin Williams, the man was perfect for the role, he's talented, he can improvise, and he is energetic, Good Morning, Vietnam is not only fills with Williams amazing performance, the movie fills with an incredible performance by the supporting actor too, especially Forest Whitaker, Good Morning, Vietnam is a truly solid film, is a very very must watch.β
Habibiehakimread it β
βGood, if a little underwhelming. Robin Williams (Adrian) is in strong form, while it's amusing to see a less experienced Forest Whitaker (Edward) in a rather dorky role. 'Good Morning, Vietnam' all makes for satisfactory viewing thanks to Mr. Williams' humour, even if I didn't have a great deal of interest in the plot et al.β
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βGood, if a little underwhelming. Robin Williams (Adrian) is in strong form, while it's amusing to see a less experienced Forest Whitaker (Edward) in a rather dorky role. 'Good Morning, Vietnam' all makes for satisfactory viewing thanks to Mr. Williams' humour, even if I didn't have a great deal of interest in the plot et al.β
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