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| Can't go wrong with this one (by Mendoza969) |
| Born Yesterday is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen!! Melanie Griffith is terrific as she plays dumb Billie Dawn who is constantly mocked for her lack of political knowledge. Her boyfriend, played by John Goodman, wants to smarten her up and goes to great lengths to do so. What happens from there may surprise you!! The plot is intriguing and keeps you interested the entire time. Great movie to show at parties. I've hosted a number of parties over the years, and people seem to like this movie the best, so now I only show this at parties. Can't go wrong with Born Yesterday!! <more> |
| Better than the original! (by Elizabeth-328) |
| I think this remake of 1950's "Born Yesterday" with Judy Holliday is better than the original! Melanie Griffith is great as Billie Dawn, because she's so sweet and soft-spoken at the end...you can really see the transformation! And I think John Goodman is really funny when he goes on his tirades. I especially like the part when Paul arrives after going to the newspaper office. He and Billie are carrying on a simple conversation about each other's health. Harry Goodman keeps looking and them, then says abruptly, "OK, can the tea party crap!!". I just think <more> |
| I think this movie is great (by dlpc) |
| This is not a type of movie you would watch with lots of friends around. Instead, it is the type where you would enjoy watching alone. I like this movie because it made me think. If you actually concentrate enough to pick at the dialogue, you'll notice that it is actually very clever and witty. This type of comedy is more on the sophisticated side as oppose to a "cheap laugh" side. Besides that, Billie Griffith also makes some really good points about life. If you're someone who actually puts some effort into understanding a film, you shouldn't miss out on this movie <more> |
| Worth your time; historic perspective combined w/ riveting drama (by dpwkbw) |
| Watching this movie is not the waste of time most movies entail; I am not a Melanie Griffith fan, but it's worth watching for 1 script 2 camera work 4 de Tocqueville 5 above all the 1st ten amendments of a hallowed document. |