After Hours

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Ben W @Username618 Aug 8 Seem to remember enjoying, but watched it at school as part of the Film Club. See more Dana A @DanaQ Aug 7 This film is my #1. See more Josh G @Parsifal83 Aug 1 Scorsese turns one disastrous night into an irresistibly escalating chain reaction of absurdity and anxiety. The film's manic energy never lets up, creating a darkly comic odyssey that's as meticulously crafted as it is wildly entertaining. See more Jason H @RT50328122 Jun 7 Wonderfully bizarre. It couldn't be made today; cellphones and debit cards have made almost everything that happens in this movie easy to resolve. See more ste F @stevenfalk May 11 After Hours is a tiny gem. Low budget, one single crazy night, and somehow Griffin Dunne just keeps getting dragged into worse and worse situations like it’s his full-time job. Scorsese is ridiculously precise with the details too — the dollar flying out of the car, the keys falling, all those little things that make the whole nightmare feel even funnier and more alive. It’s basically an endless loop that sends the poor guy right back to square one, which honestly feels like a pretty solid metaphor for life. Also, go watch it, because it’s Scorsese’s only short film. Haha. See more Johnzo F @Johnzo Mar 22 I watched "After Hours" recently to see the late and great Catherine O’Hara and she definitely did not disappoint as she was the brightest part in the entire movie. The mid eighties look of total despair and grime in New York was illustrated throughout to often surreal extremes. Griffin Dunne didn’t seem to pull off the comedy intended as the part was written to be annoying more than humorous. Waiting to see Ms O’Hara was the only thing that kept me watching until the end. See more Read all reviews

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