Bronson Pinchot, Catherine O'Hara, Cheech Marin
A slightly nerdy yuppie ends up going to SoHo one night for what he hopes will be a nice date, but ends up getting caught up in one weird turn of events after another with a menagerie of oddball chara...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 17, 2004
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September 7, 2009Although I love Goodfellas, Raging Bull and all of Scorsese's great films, After Hours has to be my favourite of his. A man get trapped on the wrong side of town and can't get home, a very simple premise but a brilliant starting point for what is a real bizarre cult film full of ...( read more)
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February 19, 2009A strange movie from Mr. Scorsese's collection. I loved the first 3/4, but kind of lost interest during the ending.
Fun fact: remember the parents from Home Alone? (John Heard and Catherine O'Hara)....both appear in the movie as main characters...bizarre. I was half-expectin...( read more) -
January 20, 2009This is almost forgettable as a Scorcese film for any number of reasons, as it's not a mob flick and doesn't star or co-star DeNiro or Keitel. It centers around a guy who runs out on his "date" and finds himself running into all kinds of problems just trying to get home. Every ro...( read more)
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January 14, 2009Have you ever had a bad day. You know, a day that just moves from one catastrophe to another and it seems like no matter what you try fate has decided to defecate on you for a period of time. After Hours is a look at one poor processor's nine hours from hell.
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April 7, 2008Sweet joyous Scorsese, this movie is delightful.
A dark comic romp through the streets of 80's New York.
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November 9, 2009Watched this again last night, and it holds up very well, even though NY is way different. Dunne is not the best actor for this part, but it works out ok. Still give it a solid 7 and highly recommend it.
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October 11, 2009Such a dark, ironic and uncomfortably funny string of events plus a large helping of bizarre, paranoid and unpredictable characters have never before been forged into one story.
The film follows Paul Hacket (Griffin Dunne) on a date from hell, where from square one it all goes ho...( read more) -
October 8, 2009I loved this, and I'm pretty sure it wasn't just because I've only slept three out of the last thirty or so hours ? but what a perfectly fitting movie to watch in such an insomniac state. Highly recommended.
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August 17, 2009Scorsese parvient sans difficulté à nous entraîner dans son cauchemar éveillé. Humour absurde et casting impeccable au rendez-vous.
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January 1, 2000
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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