Quick Change

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Synopsis

Bill Murray, Academy Award winner Geena Davis and Randy Quaid star as a trio of first-time bank robbers who commit an audaciously perfect crime ... but then find the heist much easier than getting out of New York City with the loot in this hilarious crime caper.

Movie info:

Release:

1990

Running Time:

89 min

Certificate:

Suitable only for 15 years and over

Availability:

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Genre:

Comedy

Cast:

Geena Davis
as Phyllis Potter
Bill Murray
as Grimm
Randy Quaid
as Loomis

Director:

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Luke T
Funny throughout.
19 March 2009
The first film I rented on blinkbox. After not seeing movies for quite a while, I really wanted to rent something that is entertaining but not necessarily too serious. Quick Change pulled me right in from the start - the robbery scene was quite well done and was very funny too. Throughout I found myself laughing at Bill Murray's character the most with his excellent sense of humour. The bus scene, the situations they somehow seem to get caught in yet successfully move to the next point without being suspected.

Upon looking it up, it doesn't seem Quick Change is easy to find on DVD. There is a region 2 version but no UK release, so you'd have to pay up a bit to import it. However, at £1.89 this was certainly worth renting and I highly recommend it.
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Sam Spade
An often forgotten entertaining light comedy
06 December 2008
This is a clever, hysterical movie that was ignored during its initial release. Murray, Davis, and Quaid are perfect as the too-clever-by-half bank robbers, and the supporting cast is equally as perfect including Stanley Tucci as a not-too bright Mafioso, Bob Elliot's fake-tough bank guard, Phillip Bosco's by the book Bus Driver, Jason Robard's tired supercop, and especially Tony Shalhoub's incoherent cab driver. Murray is at his sarcastic dead-pan best as the world-class bank robber who can't seem to get out of New York City. A classic that everybody seems to forget about. See it !
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