After Hours

After Hours is a dark comedy film directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Griffin Dunne as Paul Hackett. The story follows Paul, a New Yorker who embarks on a surreal and bizarre adventure after meeting a mysterious woman in a Manhattan cafe. As the night progresses, Paul finds himself caught in a series of increasingly bizarre and comical situations, leading to a rollercoaster of events that challenge his sanity and perception of reality. The film explores themes of alienation, paranoia, and the absurdity of urban life, as Paul navigates through a night filled with eccentric characters, unexpected twists, and dark humor.

After Hours has garnered acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a high rating of 90%, with the consensus stating that the film is 'a wild, careening ride that keeps viewers on edge throughout.' IMDb rates it at 7.6/10, praising its dark humor and engaging storyline. Metacritic also gives it a score of 90/100, highlighting its unique storytelling and dynamic performances. Critics have lauded Griffin Dunne's portrayal of Paul Hackett, and Martin Scorsese's direction, praising the film's blend of comedy, suspense, and surrealism. The movie's non-stop pace and unpredictable plot have kept viewers entertained and engaged, making it a standout in Scorsese's filmography.