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Good Morning, Vietnam 1987

I can't recall the last time I laughed this hard, and subsequently got hit straight in the feels. Refreshing (even if old) movie and plot.

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Much better than I remember it being from way back when. Not just "funny", but also a great story. Granted, a little socio-political at times, but still a very, very entertaining movie. Definitely worth watching more than once!

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A nice Vietnam Radio presenter.

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this would have been an incredible film if robin williams wasn't being so robin williamsy the whole time

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A great movie that was a bit longer than it may have needed to be, but Robin Williams shines in this role. He is in top form and completely hilarious.

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Robin Williams is really great but the movie as a whole is just fine.

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BlockedParent2021-07-06T21:17:07Z— updated 2021-07-10T04:20:41Z

Entertaining with just enough drama to keep you interested, worth watching.

However, I’d still prefer watching Robin Williams do stand-up comedy.

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Good, if a little underwhelming.

Robin Williams (Adrian) is in strong form, while it's amusing to see a less experienced Forest Whitaker (Edward) in a rather dorky role. 'Good Morning, Vietnam' all makes for satisfactory viewing thanks to Mr. Williams' humour, even if I didn't have a great deal of interest in the plot et al.

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Adrian Cronauer is on the air in the comedic drama Good Morning, Vietnam. Set in 1965 Saigon, the Army attempts to keep up troop morale by bringing in a maverick airman named Adrian Cronauer to DJ on the Armed Forces Radio, but before long Cronauer starts to butt heads with his commanders over what he can and cannot do on the airwaves. Robin Williams leads the cast and gives a tremendous performance. However, the script is rather aimless, as it sets up a lot of interesting issues and themes that never get explored. While Good Morning, Vietnam provides a unique perspective on the war, it doesn’t really know where it wants to go with it.

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