Why it may be worth watching
- Moving combines Comedy and Family elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Richard Pryor, Beverly Todd, Dave Thomas.
- Viewers currently rate it 5.5/10 from 141 votes.
Movie
One family's experience with the M-word.
Arlo accepts what seems to him to be a dream promotion to Idaho. He soon discovers, however, that moving has its own share of problems.
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Richard PryorArlo Pear
Beverly ToddMonica Pear
Dave ThomasGary Marcus
Dana CarveyBrad Williams
Randy QuaidFrank / Cornall Crawford
Stacey DashCasey Pear
Morris DayRudy
Ji-Tu CumbukaEdwards
Chris PalliesGorgo
Alan OppenheimerMr. Cadell
Gordon JumpSimon Eberhart
Bill WileyArnold Butterworth
Bibi OsterwaldCrystal Butterworth
Viewing guide
Best suited to viewers looking for Comedy, Family. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.
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"Moving" is a generally low profile film which has the barest minimum of impact and it obviously lives up to no one's expectations about what a good film - comedy or otherwise - ought to be. It certainly isn't a high point for Richard Pryor and it serves as a sobering reminder of just how truly brief his star shown brightly in the Hollywood firmament. He really did deserve better than this and it is so easy to understand how the incredibly lackluster Eddie Murphy was able to effortlessly surpass the superior Pryor and go on to establish and enjoy the so…
"Moving" is a generally low profile film which has the barest minimum of impact and it obviously lives up to no one's expectations about what a good film - comedy or otherwise - ought to be. It certainly isn't a high point for Richard Pryor and it serves as a sobering reminder of just how truly brief his star shown brightly in the Hollywood firmament. He really did deserve better than this and it is so easy to understand how the incredibly lackluster Eddie Murphy was able to effortlessly surpass the superior Pryor and go on to establish and enjoy the sort of high profile and critically lauded career Pryor should have had and unquestionably deserved. Pryor's loyal fans will undoubtedly find this a disheartening experience to once again see him mixed up in yet another film where he is working well below par when they know he is easily capable of so much more.
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