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I really like this movie, cause it shows the pains of being a single adult.
Plus some of the stupid mistake we make as adults, and sometimes we almost miss our one true love.
Cruise is great in this movie as a guy going to college and a part time bartender.
I rate this a 8 from 1to10!!
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Now we all know at this point that Tom Cruise is a little odd and not exactly a brain trust, so it shouldn't be too surprising that he chose to make this awful piece of trash after becoming a pretty big star. But Bryan Browne? The terrific Aussie actor from FX, A Town Like Alice and Breaker Morant? He must have been desperate for cash. Poor guy - He went back to Australia not too long after participating in this hideous venture.
This movie is both unintentionally hilarious at times, and really just plain bad at others. I saw it at the movies with my husband and we both agreed at the time that it was a real stinker. The script is atrocious and completely unrealistic.
If it smells like a bomb and it looks like a bomb, guess what, it's a bomb. A big smelly bomb. Only watch Cocktail if you've consumed several cocktails yourself!
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I bought this for my wife ( I swear it )I never watched it, but this is one of her favorites. if you like Tom cruise and the 80's type movies you'll like this one.
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It's ridiculous how many times I have come across this movie on a weekend on cable and watched it. I can never tire of this movie, maybe it's the get rich quick schemes the Charlie is trying to cook up. I can envy how Charlie can get over a break up and move to Jamaica to bartend on the beach. This movie is a classic for me.
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We're truly awed by Tom Cruise. Is there anything he can't do? We gasped when he showed that he could dance in his underwear in RISKY BUSINESS; then he mastered sitting inside a jet for TOP GUN; then he mastered sitting in a wheelchair for BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY. These triumphs, however, pale next to COCKTAIL: Cruise single-handedly breathes life back into that long-dead genre, Elvis Presley movies.
Opening in tried-and-true Presley fashion, Cruise -- fresh out of the service -- has those G.I. BLUES till he decides to FOLLOW THAT DREAM and go into the family business, tending bar. Despite his lack of training, studly bartender Bryan Brown wants to hire Cruise anyway. "The waitresses hate me," notes Cruise, but Brown says "Wait till you've given them crabs -- then you'll really know hatred. Stick with me -- I'll make you a star." Sure enough, all the GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! In Manhattan are soon crowding in to watch these two juggle bottles while they shake their booties and, if Cruise cannot exactly sing like The King, he does a mean lip-synch. In no time, the duo is hired to work at the chic Cell Block (where the staff wear JAILHOUSE ROCK duds), and Cruise stands atop the bar to deliver a poem that will surely be included among the film clips when he eventually receives his American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award: "America you're just devoted / To every flavor I've got / But if you want to get loaded / Why don't you just order a shot?"
Brown steals away Cruise's gal, Gina Gershon, by calling her "an assembly-line hump" so Cruise hightails it to PARADISE, HAWAIIAN STYLE (okay, so it's Jamaica) where he becomes an island resort bartender. Apparently having started watching the rushes, Cruise says to Elizabeth Shue, "My worthless, useless services are at your disposal." Shue, like the audience, knows that Cruise has got real value (if only he'd take off his shirt, show off his torso, and smile more!) So she gets him to frolic under a waterfall and make love on the beach.
But Cruise's head is turned by wealthy Lisa Banes, who takes him back to New York as her paid gigolo, which we know is a bad thing because she covers Cruise back up in fancy designer suits and, even worse, makes him attend a cocktail party where her friends say, "Heel, boy. heel. You haven't got this one party broken yet, have you?" Cruise undergoes a change of habit, leaves the kept life behind, and looks up Shue, who's pregnant -- and a zillionairess to boot.
At their wedding, Cruise says, "You're probably going to want to divorce me in three weeks." and Shue agrees, "Probably" -- but the movie quickly ends before their prophecies come true.
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