Review of Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) by Vincent Canby for The New York Times — 01 Jun 2021
Good Morning, Vietnam, directed by Barry Levinson (Diner, Tin Men) succeeds in doing something that's very rare in movies, being about a character who really is as funny as he's supposed to be to most of the people sharing the fiction with him.
It's also a breakthrough for Mr. Williams, who, for the first time in movies, gets a chance to exercise his restless, full-frontal comic intelligence.
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This review of Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) was written by Vincent Canby and published by The New York Times on 01 Jun 2021.
Good Morning, Vietnam has generally received positive reviews.
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