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Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 89 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Alan Metter
Writers: Andy Breckman
Casts: John Wesley, Beverly Todd, Randy Quaid, Richard Pryor, Stacey Dash, Don Franklin, Raphael Harris, Ishmael Harris
IMDB: Moving (1988)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Washington Post -
All in all, the picture goes down fairly easily, and by any estimate it's an improvement over other Pryor nonconcert films such as The Toy or even Brewster's Millions.
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The New York Times -
Moving isn't anything out of the ordinary, but those who have shared at least some of these experiences ought to find it amusing.
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Los Angeles Times -
Since the humor in Moving never rises above the level of a stale sitcom, the film defeats proven comedy director Alan Metter and even its star, Richard Pryor, stuck in the squarest, most strait-jacketed role of his career.
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Miami Herald -
Alan Metter (Back to School) directed this wildly uneven trifle. Most of the jokes are tasteless or stupid. [08 Mar 1988, p.B5]
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Chicago Tribune -
It's a wholly passive performance, and one that touches not at all on Pryor's special gifts. This man desperately needs a new agent.
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Moving (1988)
Arlo accepts what seems to him to be a dream promotion to Idaho. He soon discovers, however, that moving has its own share of problems.
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Information
Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 89 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Alan Metter
Writers: Andy Breckman
Casts: John Wesley, Beverly Todd, Randy Quaid, Richard Pryor, Stacey Dash, Don Franklin, Raphael Harris, Ishmael Harris
IMDB: Moving (1988)
Storyline
Arlo accepts what seems to him to be a dream promotion to Idaho. He soon discovers, however, that moving has its own share of problems.
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Reviews
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Washington Post -
All in all, the picture goes down fairly easily, and by any estimate it's an improvement over other Pryor nonconcert films such as The Toy or even Brewster's Millions.
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The New York Times -
Moving isn't anything out of the ordinary, but those who have shared at least some of these experiences ought to find it amusing.
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Los Angeles Times -
Since the humor in Moving never rises above the level of a stale sitcom, the film defeats proven comedy director Alan Metter and even its star, Richard Pryor, stuck in the squarest, most strait-jacketed role of his career.
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Miami Herald -
Alan Metter (Back to School) directed this wildly uneven trifle. Most of the jokes are tasteless or stupid. [08 Mar 1988, p.B5]
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Chicago Tribune -
It's a wholly passive performance, and one that touches not at all on Pryor's special gifts. This man desperately needs a new agent.
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