One of the funniest movies I've ever seen for the first half, at least.

Dreyfus is amazing - he repeatedly fondles a child, traps a woman in a bathroom kisses her as she says "stop", corrals his girlfriend and then drags her up a flight of stairs... wait, what? Dreyfus' energy and comedic timing are great, but I can't overlook Goodbye Girl's dated view of relationships... it reminds me way too much of how certain stalkers, rapists, and 45-year-old virgin white knights think about women. And why does everyone in this movie have a personality disorder?

Should be added to classic Hollywood romantic comedy list.

dreyfuss is really annoying, and everyone else is tolerable at best. it's not some of simon's best writing, which is disappointing because he already wrote this movie once before, only then it was called the odd couple, it was original, and it had two supreme actors. so if he was attempting to refine his work with that movie he failed miserably, if he wasn't then he must have had a spare version of the original lying around with a whole bunch of coffee spilled all over it.

My favourtie "Friday night comedy". Dreyfuss is at his energetic best, and the dialog is a blast.

Great romantic comedy. Neil Simon writes great stuff.

Gah, I was way overexposed to this as a kid. Something just doesn't click with me.

A sweet little movie. The little girl is adorable. Richard Dreyfuss is hilarious when forced to play Richard III as gay. Very cute film.

I love Neil Simon, but watching Dreyfuss mug and hearing the overly precious dialogue, I can't escape the feeling this is a two-hour long sitcom.

Good film.

a movie about people in showbiz, for people in showbiz.

Uhm... kind of good.