Gung Ho (1986)
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Reviews Counted:14
Fresh:6
Rotten:8
Average Rating:5.3/10
Runtime: 1 hr 52 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: To save jobs in a small Pennsylvania town, cocky Hunt Stevenson (Michael Keaton) goes to Japan and asks the owners to re-open the auto plant where he used to work. Hunt gets what he asks for, but... [More]
Starring: Michael Keaton, Gedde Watanabe, George Wendt, John Turturro
Director: Ron Howard
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Delivers plenty of laughs and cross-cultural insights in this drama about the contrast between American and Japanese attitudes toward work. Full Review |
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The stereotypes are too broad for comfort, despite some funny moments.
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The sort of movie that makes you understand why you don't much see Keaton anymore.
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Ron Howard has as much business lamenting the death of the Rust Belt as Russ Meyer adapting Shakespeare -- and it shows.
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Check it out again and tell me if it still stands up. Keaton's performance aside, there's not much worth seeing.
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