Blind date!

A successful, uptight lawyer finds himself on a blind date with an unpredictable and chaotic woman. What begins as a disastrous evening filled with mishaps and escalating absurdity soon evolves into a surprising and unconventional romance. The date spirals into a series of hilarious encounters, testing the limits of their patience and attraction.

Blind Date was met with mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its slapstick humor and the chemistry between the leads, others found the plot predictable and the humor to be too broad. Audiences generally responded more favorably, appreciating the comedic performances and the lighthearted, if somewhat chaotic, romantic storyline.

• Panned for its formulaic plot and over-the-top gags.

• Praised for its physical comedy and the performances of Kim Basinger and John Ritter.

• Considered a guilty pleasure by some, despite its critical shortcomings.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a split reception. Many found the film to be a fun and entertaining romantic comedy, appreciating the comedic timing and the leads' performances. However, some viewers found the humor to be too slapstick and the plot to be thin, leading to a less satisfying experience.

During filming, John Ritter reportedly suffered several injuries due to the extensive physical comedy, including a sprained ankle and a chipped tooth.