Review of The Tall Guy (1989) by Paul N — 11 Jan 2009
Like its lead characters, Richard Curtis' feature screenwriting debut is often funny, awkward and, while lacking polish, is ultimately charming. Emma Thompson is killer, Rowan Atkinson is amusingly abrasive, and Goldblum is pretty good -- although I couldn't quite believe that his character would so readily cause the film's major conflict.
Still, it's very British fun and, as you'd expect from Curtis, has its fair share of quotable lines.
This review of The Tall Guy (1989) was written by Paul N on 11 Jan 2009.
The Tall Guy has generally received positive reviews.
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