Cadillac Man

In the 1990 comedy film "Cadillac Man", directed by Roger Donaldson, Robin Williams stars as Joey O'Brien, a fast-talking and charismatic car salesman working at a struggling dealership. His life takes a wild turn when a crazed husband, played by Tim Robbins, holds him hostage in the showroom. With high-stakes drama and comedic moments aplenty, Joey must navigate his way through the chaos while trying to save his job and his relationships. Fueled by Robin Williams' dynamic performance and the film's mix of humor and suspense, Cadillac Man delivers a rollercoaster ride of emotions and unexpected twists.

Critics have offered mixed reviews on "Cadillac Man", with some praising Robin Williams' comedic talents and the film's blend of genres. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 58% rating, calling it "a madcap comedy with plenty of laughs." IMDb rates it 5.7/10, pointing to Williams' performance as a highlight. Metacritic rates it at 50/100, indicating a middle-of-the-road reception. Variety referred to it as "an uneven mix of slapstick humor and forced sentimentality", while Roger Ebert described it as "an entertaining and unpredictable comedy with a stellar cast." Overall, Cadillac Man is seen as an enjoyable and light-hearted watch with Williams' charm carrying the film.