For #38 of the #DLMChallenge #365moviesin365days on March 25th I watched: Good Morning, Vietnam.
I’m using this year’s challenge to catch up on all of the great Robin Williams performances that I’ve sorely missed (more to come later). This film is funny, touching, and a harsh commentary on the animosity soldiers in other countries faced from the native population (whether it’s warranted or not is not what’s pertinent to this discussion).
Robin Williams… Man, he could sure pull you in and keep you there for the entire movie.
The Main Crew:
Cinematographer: Peter Sova (Donnie Brasco, Lucky Number Slevin)
Written by: Mitch Markowitz (Crazy People, Van Dyke and Company)
Directed by: Barry Levinson (Wag the Dog, Sleepers)
The Main Cast:
Robin Williams (The Fisher King, Dead Poets Society)
Forest Whitaker (Panic Room, The Last King of Scotland)
J.T. Walsh (Sling Blade, Pleasantville)
Bruno Kirby (The Godfather: Part II, Donnie Brasco)
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-Jamie
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