Who's That Girl?

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I'm Breathless	Like a Prayer Considered by many to be the Material Girl's most mature effort of the '80s, Like a Prayer upped the ante of controversy with its gospel-infused title track and the singer's emotional confessions throughout. It also unveiled the hit "Express Yourself," which ushered in the era of...	Just One of the Guys Though marketed as a raunchy teen sex comedy à la Porky's, Just One of the Guys is an amusing and well-acted comic riff on gender roles. Believing that she's lost a journalism contest because she's a woman, high school student Joyce Hyser disguises herself as a boy in order to s...	Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead Moms on a trip leaving her brood in the care of a babysitter whos just died. Now the kids can have a summer full of fun or can they? special features: subtitles in english french and spanish scene access cast biographies/filmographies and fullscreen version. Studio: Hbo Home Vid...	Like a Virgin Madonna's second album was her breakthrough, thanks principally to two gimmicky hits: the sinuous "Like a Virgin," with its taboo-busting metaphor for that fresh, clean new-love feeling, and the cutesy, Betty-Boopsy "Material Girl." Most of the rest of the album, although similar...

Vintage Madonna.
Who's That Girl is the ultimate Madonna soundtrack. There are 4 original songs that Madonna sings which include: Who's That Girl, Can't Stop, Causing a Commotion, and The Look of Love. The last song I have mentioned is Madonna's most beautiful ballad of the '80s, too bad it was never released as a single. I highly recommend this fabulous purchase if you are a huge Madonna fan like myself. Enjoy!

Who's That Girl.....Now?
The 80's brought us a lot of fun comedies. This is one of them. Though the movie was panned by critics at that time, let's face it, it's a fun movie to watch where you don't take it seriously and just laugh. Madonna is just flat out funny! Yes, she can act.

I give it 5 stars because:
...it's pretty damn funny! If you go into it thinking your gonna be watching Superbad, you are gonna hate this! It is a great simple comedy. I have heard Madonna herself trash the movie and her performance, pretty messed up. Can you picture anyone else playing that part??? There is so much subtle humor in it that it's easy to see why it was panned. Also, the action sequences are shot just like an action movie. Damn good combination. "He's both of Daddy's hands!"

Who's That Girl Forever!
Ok, Who's That Girl is one of the most underappreciated movies made by Madonna. The critics and SHOCKINGLY the fans feel iffy about the intire movie. The very thought of fans bad talking the movie makes me emotional. The movie was MEANT to be a campy-like comedy and those who GET Madonna GET it PERIOD!. As a die hard fan of Madonna's since my childhood, I understand the intent of the movie's material and it IS a REAL GOOD movie. Most importantly, let me just say that the ''Who's That Girl'' song will FOREVER be inspirational to me. It started in 1987 when I was going on 6 years old and MTV was on almost if not every home television set. I would watch MTV videos, and at 6 years old in the 80's let me tell you that music videos seemed like HUGE peices of million dollar art work. Well, the summer of 1987 was when I first viewed Madonna's video for Who's That Girl and I remember dancing to it, laughing at the movie clips intertwined in the video, and most importantly the little oh' so adorable Madonna cartoon throughout the video--that cartoon made me the artist that I am today!. I have been drawing since 1987 (Grade School), and sketching throughout Jr. High, held some awards in High school for drawing and now I design for clothen options for future opportunities like fashion designing, advertisement and/or cartoons. I am honored with the gift and talent I possess but I must say that I do owe part of my talent to Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone for sparking that talent hidden within that I (of course) always had. Madonna touched me then with her cartoon debut in the ''Who's That Girl'' video and nothing she does today goes unloved by me!. Oh' and let's face it, the song is one of the most rhythm driven songs of her's among MANY--''Causing A Comotion'' and ''The Look Of Love'' are definitely 2 major greats as well!

Love It.........
I saw this movie when I was a child and it made me laugh. I havent seen it since then so i bought the DVD and i still love it.