Good Times (1967)

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Pop singers Sonny and Cher are featured in this fluffy film that chronicles the popular duo's ideas for the film in which they are to make their cinematic debut. Much of the story centers around Sonny's movie fantasies as he tries to convince the studio head to use a more interesting script than the… More Pop singers Sonny and Cher are featured in this fluffy film that chronicles the popular duo's ideas for the film in which they are to make their cinematic debut. Much of the story centers around Sonny's movie fantasies as he tries to convince the studio head to use a more interesting script than the one he wants to present. Songs include: "I Got You Babe," "It's The Little Things," "Good Times," "Trust Me," "Don't Talk To Strangers," "I'm Gonna Love You" and "Just A Name." ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 31 min.
Directed By: William Friedkin
Genres: Musical & Performing Arts, Classics, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy

In Theaters: Aug 2, 1967 Wide
On DVD: Aug 24, 2004

Critic Reviews

Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
Sonny and Cher's only movie together, a minor, self-referential flick in which they play themselves, represents the feature debut of William Friedkin, who four year later won the Oscar for The French Connection
Wesley Lovell, Apollo Guide
There is nothing either special or fantastic about the DVD.
Wesley Lovell, Apollo Guide
Viewers should be significantly disappointed in Sonny and Cher's only film together, as it is certainly not, as the title suggests, good times.
David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
The movie's incredibly thin storyline seems to exist for the sole purpose of allowing Sonny and Cher to sing a lot of silly pop songs and appear in cheesy sketches.