Eine Frau mit Erfolg

Originaltitel: Perfect Profile

1989
1 Std. 27 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,4/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Comedy Romance Sport

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuBrad Johnson is a successful young manager who owns a millions dollar heavy company. He believes the key to his success was trusting in the forecasts of his computers. So he wants to use the... Alles lesenBrad Johnson is a successful young manager who owns a millions dollar heavy company. He believes the key to his success was trusting in the forecasts of his computers. So he wants to use the same method to improve his basketball team. He computes the perfect profile and after a l... Alles lesenBrad Johnson is a successful young manager who owns a millions dollar heavy company. He believes the key to his success was trusting in the forecasts of his computers. So he wants to use the same method to improve his basketball team. He computes the perfect profile and after a long search finally finds Teri Williams. However there's a problem: she's a woman! Will she... Alles lesen

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,4/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Nancy Lieberman, who played Teri Williams, is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, She played for teams in 3 professional women's basketball leagues, including the WNBA at age 39, and in one professional Men's league, the USBL. She was also played for the Washington Generals, the regular opponent of the Harlem Globetrotters, and was a coach on multiple professional teams in various leagues including the WNBA & NBA.

Zitate
Brad Johnson: [Standing at a lectern and delivering a motivational speech the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Ennis, Texas.] Money is everything. In the game of life it's how we keep score. In the business world of today, the accumulation of wealth is the standard by which we measure success. Yet you, the young leaders of tomorrow, your objectives in life should reach far beyond financial gain. Don't just stay on the sidelines and wish you were a winner, get in there. Thank you.

Crazy Credits
Delphi, the computer, is credited with playing herself.

Soundtracks
Something's In The Air
Written by Greg Krochta
Performed by Greg Krochta
Sung by Greg Krochta and John Cook (as John Cooke)
© 1988, B.M.I.

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Ausgewählte Rezension

1/10

Ugh

I just watched this. It was in my Netflix queue. I have no idea how it got there; I don't remember adding it. I kept watching it thinking, "Gee, I must have added this a long time ago, why did I pick it? If I keep watching, maybe I'll find out what made me pick it." Well, I've seen it now and I can't for the life of me find a single reason why I might have put it in the queue.

This may be one of the worst movies ever committed to film. The acting is terrible, and whoever wrote the script (the guy who played the geek, I guess) should be shot. The plot is thinner than gas, and nothing makes any sense, in the end. The worst thing about the movie is not even that it's bad -- I mean, you can watch a bad movie and appreciate the campiness, but this movie doesn't even have that. It's just -- there. It doesn't even have the quality of being offensive (except at the one single point in the entire script where the movie tries to go for a laugh and ends up being slightly racist -- and still totally unfunny). It's like a particularly bland, boring, pointless, stupid, badly-written and badly-acted after-school movie.

I couldn't even tell you why this movie exists. This must have been a vanity project for someone, but afterward I can't imagine that they had any trace of vanity left.

The only thing more amazing than that someone made this movie is that someone, somewhere, for some incomprehensible reason, decided there should be a DVD version. Who did they think would want to see this? I would be interested in knowing if anyone other than the original cast members and the director, and maybe the mothers of same, ever bought a copy of the DVD.