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βOnce it gets going, there are plenty toe-tapping musical numbersβ
CinemaSerf Β· TMDB reviews β
βthe epic ending and the splendour of singing scenesβ
clem666 Β· Metacritic β
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βGraced with a clever script, a cast that will make you smile until you ache, and a snappy sense of pace, this summer '92 hit is the funniest by-the-numbers comedy in who knows how long.β
Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Β· 80
βIt breaks no new ground, offers no ingenious plot twist and makes no unique character insights. But who cares when the movie is so much fun. [02 June 1992, p.4D]β
Joe Holleman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Β· 75
βItβs a divine concept, and after a weak start director Emile Ardolino milks it for all the laughs itβs worth, while deriving requisite warmth from solid performances by Goldberg and Smith.β
Staff (Not Credited), Variety Β· 70
βIt may be clumsily made, shamelessly contrived and utterly cynical in its calculated uplift, but there's no getting around it: the damn thing is funny.β
David Ansen, Newsweek Β· 70
βThe movie is a Disneyfied contradiction: a lapsed-Catholic comedy without a whiff of true blasphemy. Still, on its own fluffy terms, itβs pleasant nunsense.β
Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly Β· 67
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βthe epic ending and the splendour of singing scenesβ
clem666about 85β100% inread it β
βthat music has class, has gospel music, is interesting it's fun to watch. Too many people say i laughed for 5 minutes.... this isnt a one woman show it's a movie about a woman who dates a mafioso and ends up in a covent to be protected... turns out she does a lot of good to the church in that city with her music even the pope comes to seet their representation at the end.β
Bhuidseachread it β
βA good comedy with a unique set up and one of Whoopi Goldbergs most memorable roles. It is the story of the lounge singer Deloris Wilson. After she witness accidentally the murder of an informant by her gangster boyfriend she is in great danger. They had to silence her as prosecution witness as quick as possible. To protect her she is send to a catholic convent by the police and has to pretend to be a nun. I stop here to avoid spoilers. A great set up to a hilarious situation. The story is reallβ
Kai82read it β
βI just watched "Sister Act" in 2021 for the first time in 25 years. I think I went into this movie with the wrong attitude. I was really expecting it to be funny, and I just couldn't find more than 5 things to chuckle at. "Sister Act" isn't a bad movie. It has a lot of good things going for it, but I just wanted it to have more going on in each scene to keep me engaged. You shouldn't hate it, but I can't imagine anyone truly loving it. I give it a C - If youβve already seen all of the Aβs β
MATMread it β
βOnce it gets going, there are plenty toe-tapping musical numbersβ
CinemaSerfabout 15β100% inread it β
βMary Clarence? Like Clarence Williams III from The Mod Squad? When a worldly singer witnesses a mob crime, the police hide her as a nun in a traditional convent where she has trouble fitting in. Whoopi Goldberg is the sister act of the title, and boy does she have a great time with the characterisation. It's hardly pulling up any trees, and it holds few surprises, yet it's so warm and gentle with its humour it's near impossible to dislike. The laughs obviously come from Goldberg's streeβ
John Chardread it β
β**One of the great comedies of the decade.** We are facing a film that was a huge success when it was released and continues, even today, to have a vast legion of fans. It's one of those light, friendly comedies that doesn't age, is always current, and is a pleasure to revisit from time to time. The expertly written screenplay tells the story of Deloris, a casino singer who must be protected by the police after witnessing her lover, a married gangster, kill a police snitch at close range. Theβ
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