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Blind Date on DVD (1987)

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Average rating: 63%
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3.0
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Starring: Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger, William Daniels, Mark Blum, John Larroquette
Director: Blake Edwards
Studio: UCA
Run time: 91 mins
Certificate: 15
Genres: Comedy
Languages: English
Subtitles: Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
Released: 08/03/2004

Brief synopsis of Blind Date

Expecting to impress his associates with his dazzling, soft-spoken blind date, Walter takes her to a high-powered corporate dinner. After drinking 'one too many' she reduces the restaurant and Walter's career to a shambles. Her weird ex-boyfriend also helps to ruin Walter's car and his life.

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Time Out

Walter (Willis) needs a date for that all-important business dinner, but the lady his brother fixes him up with should... Read more on www.timeout.com

Rating of 1 stars out of 4 Halliwell's Film Guide

One-note gag movie which spurs some laughs but wears out its welcome.

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Rated - 2 stars

Twitch#1 from COLCHESTER , 27/01/2004

Typical 1980's movie starring Bruce Willis just like they have taken him from 'Moonlighting' and plonked him on the film set.

Same style and everything, then the following year he made Die Hard which put an end to the typecast.

The film has its moments but with such a simple storyline he soons runs out of ideas and tails off at the end.

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Rated - 3 starsBlind Date

Cornetto from Lancaster [Highly rated reviewer] , 10/04/2007

I prefer Bruce Willis in Action Adventures with violence and killings. This film was average and I was being generous with the stars. Walter Davis is a workaholic - Hasn’t a girlfriend but needs a date for a business meal. A Romantic Comedy sort-of?!

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Rated - 1 starsThe only film I've ever stopped

Singion Foley from Warrington, England. , 23/07/2004

Perhaps the worst film I've ever watched, slow, boring, not at all funny. The only film I've ever rented that I've stopped before the end and sent back. Don't bother.

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Rated - 3 starsonly cos its bruce...

A customer from Cambridge , 27/11/2005

yes, just because it's bruce willis can u stand to watch this film... he's a cutie. whereas kim, she just winds u up throught the whole duration of this film. if u like bruce, then go for it... otherwise, stick it back on the shelf

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Rated - 3 starsBlind Date

Cornetto from Lancaster [Highly rated reviewer] , 10/04/2007

I prefer Bruce Willis in Action Adventures with violence and killings. This film was average and I was being generous with the stars. Walter Davis is a workaholic - Hasn’t a girlfriend but needs a date for a business meal. A Romantic Comedy sort-of?!

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Rated - 2 starsMore Moonlighting Than Die Hard

CashOnTheNail CashOnTheNail from Manchester [Highly rated reviewer] , 24/07/2008

Stressed former-musician & singleton executive Bruce Willis [Die Hard] turns to sleaze-ball brother Phil Hartman [Jingle All The Way] to suggest suitable-date for an important business-meeting with traditional Japanese-executive Sab Shimono [Zero Option]. Unsurprisingly, hot-date Kim Basinger [My Stepmother Is An Alien] is an embarrassment, ruining restaurant-meeting & encouraging Momo Mashima [ER] divorce Sab Shimno...

More Moonlighting than Die Hard, Blind Date has some funny-moments though not worth buying unless really-cheap DVD, download... promotion.

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