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)

Ratings:

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Reviews

63	Washington Post - Hal Hinson 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.
60	The New York Times - Janet Maslin Moving isn't anything out of the ordinary, but those who have shared at least some of these experiences ought to find it amusing.
40	Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas 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.
38	Miami Herald - Hal Boedeker Alan Metter (Back to School) directed this wildly uneven trifle. Most of the jokes are tasteless or stupid. [08 Mar 1988, p.B5]
25	Chicago Tribune - Dave Kehr 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.

Name: Moving (1988)
Genre: Comedy
Cast: John Wesley, Beverly Todd, Randy Quaid, Richard Pryor, Stacey Dash

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.

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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)

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.

63	Washington Post - Hal Hinson 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.
60	The New York Times - Janet Maslin Moving isn't anything out of the ordinary, but those who have shared at least some of these experiences ought to find it amusing.
40	Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas 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.
38	Miami Herald - Hal Boedeker Alan Metter (Back to School) directed this wildly uneven trifle. Most of the jokes are tasteless or stupid. [08 Mar 1988, p.B5]
25	Chicago Tribune - Dave Kehr 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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