Sister Act
Published 2023-10-13
Film info
- Title Sister Act
- Director Emily Ardolino
- Year 1992
- Run time 1hr 40m
- Genres Comedy, Music
- Tagline No booze! No sex! No drugs!... No way!
- Cast Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith
Deloris Van Cartier is a sassy lounge singer forced to hide out from the mob in the last place they'd expect to look - a quiet religious convent. There, her irreverent behaviour attracts a flock of faithful followers - and before long, she turns the nuns' tone-deaf choir into a soulful chorus of swingin', singing sisters. After earning great reviews, sudden celebrity jeopardises her hidden identity.
Live blog
| Time | Comment |
|---|---|
| 4:05 | This is the weirdest medley of songs ever. |
| 8:10 | Purple mink is a choice. |
| 13:23 | I can't climb a ladder at the best of times, let alone in high heeled boots. |
| 17:34 | Dame Maggie! |
| 18:44 | "These are holy people, they like everybody." Hmmm. |
| 28:16 | It is weird that they call their rooms a cell. |
| 33:01 | "We miss her so... dead or alive." |
| 41:43 | Nun walks into a bar... |
| 51:59 | "We call that an A with an attitude." |
| 58:26 | The pigeons on the window are annoying me. |
| 1:04:09 | Haha, being on TV when you're supposed to be keeping a low profile. |
| 1:15:28 | "That's what Diana Ross said!" |
| 1:27:18 | "Try to blend in," she says to the nuns in a casino. |
| 1:32:32 | Bless YOU. |
Thoughts
This is another movie that I've seen before a long time ago, but I really couldn't remember anything about it. I thought there was something to do with the choir but perhaps raising money for the convent or something? Of course not, this is all about the delectable Whoopi Goldbergy causing trouble wherever she does but being absolutely adorable at the same time. I love the tension between her and Maggie Smith's character, these two need more screen time together!
It's just a good movie, funny in places although not laugh out loud, really, and with some good songs. Although, My Guy being changed to My God is stuck in my head something chronic now. Thanks, choir.
Rating: 4 / 5
