A classic comedy, it?s silly but very entertaining
Bill Murray, Bob Elliott, Brian McConnachie
Three fed-up New Yorkers decide to rob a bank, but the getaway proves more eventful than they anticipated.
DVD Release Date: August 30, 2005
Stats: 330 reviews
Flixster Reviews (330)
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October 29, 2007
Highly overlooked and sadly underrated heist comedy, with Bill Murray at the top of his game. Funny, well paced and with great supporting performances from Davis and Quaid. More about the escape than the heist itself, but the entire story is tight and well told, if a bit dated. S...( read more)
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July 14, 2007
Likeable heist movie made in Bill Murray's transitional period between comic and character actor. Clever with some good laughs and Murray is his enjoyably sardonic self
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March 3, 2007
I adored this movie before I moved to NYC, I adored it even more after having lived there. Bill Murray at the top of of his game.
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February 22, 2009
The last movie to show Bill Murray at his wisecracking best. After robbing a bank dressed as a clown, Murray and his accomplices run in to every problem imaginable trying to get out of the city before the police catch them. Tons of great supporting characters led by Geena Davis a...( read more)
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August 29, 2009
well ..i'm impressed by bill's performance....normally i avoid films which bill starrs
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July 20, 2009
very, very underrated and often overlooked for reasons I have no idea why? I used to catch this movie a lot and still do on TV.
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June 8, 2009
At under 90 minutes, Quick Change moves at an economical clip, giving us just enough entertainment without overstaying its welcome. Good performances all around, with another hilarious smart-ass character for Bill Murray (who would also co-direct) to play. It's probably the be...( read more)
Critic Reviews
At least something works often enough that the movie announces Bill Murray is back and is funny again. full review
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