Doc Hollywood
1991, 105 min
Country: US Studio: Warner Cast: Michael J. Fox, Bridget Fonda, Woody Harrelson, Julie Warner, Barnard Hughes, David Ogden Stiers, Frances Sternhagen Director: Michael Caton-Jones Cinematographer: Michael Chapman Composer: Carter Burwell Our Rating:
SKINOPSISOK, so most of the world has long since forgotten Julie Warner, the sassy, sultry ambulance driver/single mother who Michael J. Fox chases relentlessly throughout this highly-amusing fish out of water comedy. But, we will never, ever forget her as we, as ayoung perv, watched the scene where she emerges like Venus out of the water with her un-frickin-believeable tits all luscious and bare stunning Fox and the whole audience approximately 7,000 times. You can blink now. We still haven't. -- Rick Stanko
REVIEW
A hotshot big-city doctor is forced to offer his services to a small, backwoods town populated with a collection of offbeat and endearing characters. No, it's not "Northern Exposure." It's Doc Hollywood, a surprisingly charming comedy with Fox as the doctor in question, a Washington D.C. surgeon waylaid in a Southern community on his trek west. Fox gives an attractive performance as the Doc, possibly his best to date; he maintains his boyish qualities while discovering a maturity on-screen heretofore unseen. You Might Also Like
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