Homer And Eddie Review

Homer And Eddie
A mentally handicapped man and a woman who's escaped from a mental home hit the road together.

by William Thomas |
Published on
Release Date:

01 Jan 1989

Running Time:

102 minutes

Certificate:

15

Original Title:

Homer And Eddie

An achingly contrived road movie with a well signposted script. Homer (James Belushi) is the big man with the mind of a small child. Eddie (Whoopi Goldberg) is the outspoken, highly amusing and insanely opinionated woman who has escaped from a mental home, she swears habitually and is terminally ill with a brain tumour and looking to live a little.

They meet when she tries to rob him, soon becoming friends and experience sundry bleak adventures on the way to an ending which can be seen coming a mile off.

There are only so many times these types of movies can be watched. However Golberg's in-you-face humour does make this an easier ride.
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