Yes Nurse! No Nurse!

Name: Yes Nurse! No Nurse!
Genre: Comedy, Musical
Released: October 8, 2004
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 41

2004

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Regent Releasing | Release Date: October 8, 2004

Summary: A fantasy musical recounting the adventures of the residents of Nurse Klivia's Rest Home as they combat the efforts of their nasty landlord and neighbour to have them evicted. (Regent Releasing)

Director: Pieter Kramer

Genre(s): Comedy, Musical

Runtime: 100 min

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Lou Lumenick

A campy, brightly colored musical comedy. Read full review

Marta Barber

This wacky, campy lampoon of 1950s Hollywood musicals is not for everyone. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Be warned: the silly songs are damnably catchy, from Gerrit's ode to the seventeen pigeons he keeps on the roof, which he sings while sporting a very tight set of white undergarments, to the rousing "Ja Zuster, Nee Zuster." Read full review

Stephen Holden

If the film's old-movie homages are affectionate, they're slavishly imitative and scattershot, and the story is so willfully daffy that not even the hint of a subtext asserts itself. The film rides on the dubious assumption that camp and infantilism are the same thing. Read full review

Derek Elley

Pic maintains a likable, breezy tone throughout but looks increasingly threadbare of real inspiration or originality as it proceeds. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

A little of this goes a long way. Read full review

Cliff Doerksen

The songs are shrill and cloying (if mercifully forgettable), the choreography is embarrassing, and the comedy sets a new global standard for puerility--and not in a fun way. Read full review

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