Tootsie

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Bob R @BobRobb Mar 6 Hilarious. One of the best written comedies of all time. Every performance in this movie is incredible. Hollywood did great things before woke. See more Nicolas G @Samuel_Goldmann Mar 1 Honestly, some parts of this movie didn’t age well, but it is still funny to watch. The acting and the dialogue are good enough. Some of the side actors feel off somehow. See more Linda G @Goldy78 Dec 21 Rewatched it today and enjoyed it more than the first time. Hoffman is great and all supporting actors are excellent. Loved it. See more Gareth v @geewah Jul 24 A reasonable comedy that hasn't really stood the test of time. What it does do well is balance slapstick with sincerity. See more Caleb C @RT67212967 May 13 Tootsie is a comedy that hits all the right notes—smart, funny, and unexpectedly heartfelt. Dustin Hoffman plays Michael Dorsey, a gifted but difficult actor who reinvents himself as “Dorothy” to land a role. What starts as a desperate move turns into a journey of self-awareness, empathy, and a whole lot of awkward hilarity. Think Mrs. Doubtfire if Robin Williams forgot he was acting and actually grew as a person. The humor is character-driven, not cheap or repetitive. Hoffman is magnetic, and his scenes with Sydney Pollack (as his fed-up agent) crackle with tension and wit. Bill Murray, playing it low-key, delivers some of the funniest lines without ever raising his voice. The film stumbles a bit with too many romantic angles—Sandy’s character is underwritten, though Teri Garr brings her to life with charm and comic timing. Jessica Lange’s Oscar-winning role feels a bit subdued compared to the rest of the cast. Still, Tootsie shines thanks to its balance of comedy, conflict, and character. It gives you someone to root for, people to laugh with, and just enough chaos to keep you guessing. **Verdict: Clever, heartfelt, and still walking tall after all these years.** See more alan g @agenser 03/16/2025 Was very popular at the time but it luster has long since worn off. Just kitsch now. See more Read all reviews

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