Goldie Hawn is a pleasure to watch throughout the picture. However, the final act takes a bit of a nose dive. Rather than stay focused on Benjamin's development in the Army or conflicts she has faced throughout the picture it swings in a wildly different direction. Even the ending feels a bit like a whimper than a bang. Too bad.

Goldie Hawn is a pleasure to watch throughout the picture. However, the final act takes a bit of a nose dive. Rather than stay focused on Benjamin's development in the Army or conflicts she has faced throughout the picture it swings in a wildly different direction. Even the ending feels a bit like a whimper than a bang. Too bad.

I am not really from Goldie Hawn’s golden era, for me she is just a good looking 40 year old that took too much up her ass and snored to much coke…with her child going exactly in the same direction. Anyway this movie here actually managed to get nominated for three Oscars…best screenplay and best actress? How? Was she sucking the whole academy at the time?
But lets go to movie it self where Goldie is a depressed rich housewife that decides to join the army (which consists mostly in ass slapping and pillow fights). So eventually she gets to be the best recruit of all time and is sent to a base in Belgium where she meets a nice French gentleman…bla bla bla.
Its not really bad…just forgottable….

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

*yawns*

Not a fan.

I am more of a Stripes fan

One movie that should not have been made, and unfortunately Goldie Hawn does not die in the end.

Goldie Hawn is the recruit in this enjoyable comedy.