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starring: John Shea, Kate Capshaw, Josh Mostel, Jim Borrelli, Jeffrey DeMunndirected by: Armyan Bernstein
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0086162708039
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
Label: Fox Home Entertainment
Manufacturer: Fox Home Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Fox Home Entertainment
Release Date: May 01, 1985
Sales Rank: 690
Studio: Fox Home Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: September 21, 1984
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - DVD?
With all the cheese and B rated trash being released on DVD, why not get the ball rolling on releasing good films like this one? When I was a teenager I must have watched this movie at least 25 times on my old VCR and to this day it still affects me like it did back then. Before the time of "Romantic Comedy" there were plenty of movies dealing with the issue of "love found,love lost" and the only one of them that even comes close to this one, during the 80s, was "About Last Night." Yes ladies, ... Read More
Rating: - Master OF The Rare LASERDISCs Movies.
I have Windy City 1984 on LASERDISC,'Tis A Must See,one of The greatest 80s Movies. :P
Rating:  - Oh, that ending . . .
Set in Chicago, a group of characters, now in their thirties, examine their earlier lives for what might have been, but wasn't. It sails along pretty well until the end, which is a total disaster--utterly tacky and unreal. What a shame.
Rating: - Love's Labor Lost
I first saw this movie on HBO 15 yrs ago, when I was a freshman in college. I was getting over a recent relationship while accepting the fact that my childhood friends were moving apart, and this movie truly pulled at my heartstrings. The other reviews capture the spirit of the practical aspects of this film, but my love for the film is based purely on its ability to allow me to recapture beautifully innocent emotions from a time long ago. The characters share a real and lasting love for each other, ... Read More
Rating: - Windy City
I too saw this movie several years ago and it still ranks among my favorites. I would describe it as being about childhood friends who have grown apart over the years. And although their neighborhood loyalties cause them to stay in contact with each other, they struggle to stay "friends" in a contemporary way. Yet, despite their adult diversities, a tragedy brings them together in a beautiful and meaningful way. The movie shows me that although old friends follow their own life paths, the friendships ... Read More
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