Gotcha!

Name: Gotcha!
Genre: Action, Mystery, Comedy, Romance
Released: May 3, 1985
Duration: 101 min
Rating: 38
Cast: Alex Rocco, Anthony Edwards, Jsu Garcia, Klaus Löwitsch, Linda Fiorentino

1985

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Universal Pictures | Release Date: May 3, 1985 | PG-13

Starring: Alex Rocco, Anthony Edwards, Jsu Garcia, Klaus Löwitsch, Linda Fiorentino, Marla Adams

Summary: Jonathan plays a game called Gotcha in which he hunts and is hunted by other students with paint guns. After a big win, he goes off for a vacation in France where he meets the sexy Sasha who says she is only interested in him because he is a virgin. She takes him with her to East Germany where they are separated and he has to escape back toJonathan plays a game called Gotcha in which he hunts and is hunted by other students with paint guns. After a big win, he goes off for a vacation in France where he meets the sexy Sasha who says she is only interested in him because he is a virgin. She takes him with her to East Germany where they are separated and he has to escape back to the west on his own, all the while being trailed by East German spies. He arrives home only to find the game is still going on, and a canister of film is in his backpack. Then Sasha re-appears.… Expand

Director: Jeff Kanew

Genre(s): Action, Mystery, Comedy, Romance

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 101 min

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Kevin Thomas

As a thriller it has its moments, as a romance it's sometimes touching, but as a comedy it's too often a bust. Read full review

Roger Ebert

The basic mistake in the movie isn't in the pacing, but in the storytelling. They've made the movie about its less interesting major character. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Gotcha is a hopelessly shallow film, serving up a good deal of hokum in the ridiculous plot. It's a contrived idea to start with, and the script goes through predictable twist after twist until the inevitable conclusion. Read full review

Vincent Canby

Gotcha is about as devoid of personality as it's possible for a narrative movie to be. Read full review

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