Elaine May

Cassavetes calls on Falk to help save him from a hitman, but after spending a while with Cassavetes, you'll be rooting for the hitman (Ned Beatty, of all people). Of some interest for its picture of nighttime NYC of its era, but except for the good acting of the two stars and the supporting cast, not the feel good hit of the year.

An American football player dies.. but it turns out he shouldn't have done. So he returns to earth in someone else's body.

Rather slow-moving and not very memorable, but mostly well done. Might be more enjoyable if we knew anything about American football...

Longer review here: https://suesdvdreviews.blogspot.com/2019/07/heaven-can-wait-warren-beatty.html

A gay couple's son is engaged to a conservative senator's daughter.

2.5/4 (Okay).

It's occasionally funny, and handled surprisingly well for the mid 90's. Except for Hank Azaria. What the heck is wrong with Hank Azaria.