In the Mood

1987
PG-13
1h 38min

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Un joven de 14 años apodado "Woo Woo Kid", es un adolescente casanova que tiene aventuras y se escapa para casarse con dos mujeres mayores.Un joven de 14 años apodado "Woo Woo Kid", es un adolescente casanova que tiene aventuras y se escapa para casarse con dos mujeres mayores.Un joven de 14 años apodado "Woo Woo Kid", es un adolescente casanova que tiene aventuras y se escapa para casarse con dos mujeres mayores.

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Trivia
The picture is part of a mini early-to-mid 1980s cycle of Hollywood movies where a young man has an affair with a more mature woman. This has started after the box-office success of the late 1970s Canadian film In Praise of Older Women (1978). The films include: Clase (1983), Mi profesora de francés (1983), Primera lección (1981), In the Mood (1987), and Trampa para un estudiante (1984).

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Ellsworth 'Sonny' Wisecarver: [to Judy] Listen, every time I hear you say you hate me, I'll know that means you love me.
Ellsworth 'Sonny' Wisecarver: [voice over] It was the goofiest thing I'd ever said.
Judy Cusimano: That's the goofiest thing I've ever heard.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Fatal Attraction/The Principal/Orphans/Amazon Women on the Moon/In the Mood (1987)

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In the Mood
Written by Wingy Manone, Andy Razaf & Joe Garland' (as Joseph Garland)
Additional lyrics by Bette Midler & Barry Manilow
Performed by Jennifer Holliday
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Produced by Ralph Burns
© 1939 Shapiro Bernstein & Co., Inc.

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6/10

Life before adulthood is the focus of this okay satire.

Patrick Dempsey, in his very early film vehicle before LOVERBOY and HAPPY TOGETHER, played a lovestruck teenager known as the "Woo Woo Kid", circa 1944. He's the all-American boy who is always IN THE MOOD for women much older than him. To revive the 40s is an understatement; it could have been much more livelier and funnier the same way. When you first get a glance of this overlooked movie, it will almost be very puny and be best forgettable. This is probably Dempsey's best one, showing that he's been capable of being a kid out of the ordinary, and always ends up taking the wrong paths toward trouble. The "true" story of Sonny Wisecarver (which this is based on) seemed mightily uncommon and not often remembered to this day, but this piece of interest may catch your eye for a split second or two. Worth a valuable 49-cent rental.