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Working Girl (1988)
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Melanie Griffith had a fling with stardom in this Mike Nichols comedy about an executive secretary (Griffith) who can't get her deserved shot at upward mobility in the brokerage industry. Hardly taken seriously by male bosses, things aren't really any better for her once she starts working for a female exec (Sigourney Weaver, never more delightful), a narcissist with a boy-toy banker (Harrison Ford) and a tendency to steal the best ideas from her underlings. When Weaver's character is laid up with a broken leg, Griffith poses as a replacement wheeler-dealer, flirting with Ford and working on a new client who doesn't suspect the deception....
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Working Girl Movie Review by Zara  (3/9/2007) |
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Ok, so the fashions, the hairstyles and the soundtrack are horribly outdated. The thing about this movie that will never grow old is its fantastic sense of adult humour. And by that I'm not referring to gross out jokes or talking in depth about sex acts. In fact, one of the sexiest things about this movie isn't seeing Alec...
(complete Working Girl review by Zara)
| Working Girl Movie Review by Andy (4/26/2007) |
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No doubt Working Girl suffers from being a little dated, but it's not that bad. Watching Working Girl there's no doubt about the decade in which the movie was made. All the same, it still a very sweet movie. Perfect for watching on Valentine's Day. It's a good turn for Harrison Ford, who simply solidifies him self as one...
(complete Working Girl review by Andy)
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