The storyline is simply bizarre, but somehow all the crazy elements fall together in one appealing madcap frolic in this 1987 Madonna vehicle that ends up being more than the sum of its parts.
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07/12/08
Who's That Girl (1987)
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Reviews Counted:13
Fresh:3
Rotten:10
Average Rating:3.2/10
Runtime: 1 hr 34 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Upon her release, a streetwise parolee innocent of the crime for which she was jailed is to be driven to the bus station by an ambitious, straight-laced corporate attorney. But she has other... [More]
Starring: Madonna, Haviland Morris, John Mills, John McMartin
Director: James Foley
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06/24/06
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05/26/06
This patently painful flick marks the first and last time that director James Foley would tackle comedy. And the reasons why are right up there on the screen.
02/13/06
There is nothing wrong with Who's That Girl that a different script, a different director, and a different star wouldn't have fixed.
02/11/06
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10/21/05
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10/21/05
Top CriticCrap.
07/23/05
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07/22/05
Zany 80s trash just barely saved by a cool cougar.
02/12/05
just awful
02/07/05
At least Shanghai Surprise was nice to look at and had some George Harrison songs.
10/11/04
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05/24/03
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05/20/03
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