2.5/4  Risky Business
Tom Cruise is young and horny. He's left alone in the house and does what every teenager would do. He turns his house into a brothel and falls in love with a prostitute.

It has that classic 80's feel to it, and it does have some charm b... (read full)

2.5/4  Risky Business Quick Review
It was an interesting idea for a movie. But, I thought that it was just "ok."

1/4  Risky Business Quick Review
I didn't like it as much as I could have.

4/4  Risky Business Quick Review
Some times you gotta say....A great top cruise performance, great 80's music, fast car, big house, and a lot of friends make this fantastic. Honestly, it gets better with each viewing. Cruise fans have to check this out.

3/4  Risky Business Quick Review
The ultimate male teen fantasy - alone at home, one fast car and one hot woman. Even when things go wrong, you know it's going to come out all right in the end. Early Tom Cruise at his best.

4/5 Risky Business
  by JAHough (Dayton, OH USA)
I thought this was a pretty good movie because of the trouble he got into and trying to find a way out of it.

4/5 No Risk here
  by Joseph Polino (florida)
Fast shipping, good price. The bluray version is ok for as old as the movie is this is as good as the movie will ever look. If your a fan there is no risk.......buy it.

4/5 Blu-Ray review only
  by C. Allison (Arlington, VA USA)
FYI - disc comes with a digital copy, but the confirmation/serial code expired in Sept. of 2009.

Otherwise, the movie looks great on BD; clearly much money was saved on the production budget by not buying any bras for Rebecca DeMornay.

4/5 TIME OF YOUR LIFE, KID?
  by Sandra Granato
"Risky Business" is one of my favorite movies. A story of a young guy coming of age. "Time of your life, kid?" But I think the plot is based more on capitalism, which has always been the basis of the American Dream. Joel and Barry try to create some kind of answering machine (or whatever that thing was) while his constantly horny friend Glenn askes him if he can borrow a room. You can hear the noises coming from the bedroom upstairs while both Joel and Barry complain that they cannot concentrate. (Was something else on their minds?)

One of my favorite parts is when Joel asked his classmates at the cafeteria "Do we want to accomplish something or just make money?" and they say they just want to make money. "And you Joel?" and he responds "to serve my fellow mankind." Then they throw what looks like french fries at him. Fun.

sg

4/5 classic
  by John Anthony Mosby
I did enjoy this classic, although do not tend to revisit such items once I've viewed them.