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- 1989
- PG-13
- Warner Bros.
- 2 h 2 m
- 1989
- PG-13
- Warner Bros.
- 2 h 2 m
Summary Skip tracer Tommy looks for bail-jumper Lou Ann. Her crime is marrying Roy, who left counterfeit money in their mobile home and got her arrested. She leaves Roy in his pink Cadillac full of money. His psycho friends want their money back.
Directed By: Buddy Van Horn
Written By: John Eskow
- 1989
- PG-13
- Warner Bros.
- 2 h 2 m
- 1989
- PG-13
- Warner Bros.
- 2 h 2 m
Pink Cadillac
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5.2
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Summary Skip tracer Tommy looks for bail-jumper Lou Ann. Her crime is marrying Roy, who left counterfeit money in their mobile home and got her arrested. She leaves Roy in his pink Cadillac full of money. His psycho friends want their money back.
Directed By: Buddy Van Horn
Written By: John Eskow
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 17 Critic Reviews
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24% Positive
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 17 Critic Reviews
47
24% Positive
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
41% Mixed
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
35% Negative
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
Pink Cadillac is the most graceful, warm-hearted and engaging of Clint Eastwood's comedies. [26 May 1989, p.A]
The plot isn't much (some described it as an unsuccessful combination of Midnight Run and Betrayed), but Pink Cadillac is rich in character, containing some of the most heartfelt and engaging moments in an Eastwood film since his unjustly neglected Bronco Billy.
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5.2
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The bad news is that Pink Cadillac treads on old ground and never really takes off. [24 May 1989]
The second half of Pink Cadillac is almost like a perfunctory sequel to a better film. It is slow and aimless, and when it's finally over, the strung-out finale seems especially futile. [26 May 1989, p.F11]
Pink Cadillac, you might say, is low on gas. [26 May 1989, p.43]
Has he forgotten how to act? He can't deliver lines, he has no comic timing, he moves like a crippled buffalo -- Eastwood is so awful in this unfunny action comedy that those obnoxious movies with Clyde the orangutan now seem like Shakespeare. [29 May 1989, p.C1]
