Who's Dat Girl?

A recently released convict, Nicole Morris, is on a mission to clear her name and retrieve the stolen fortune. She enlists the help of an earnest, but slightly incompetent, lawyer, Lonnie Todd. Their chaotic journey through New York City involves mistaken identities, eccentric characters, and a relentless pursuit by the police.

Who's That Girl? was widely panned by critics upon its release, with many criticizing its weak script, nonsensical plot, and attempts at humor. While Madonna's performance received some attention, it was largely overshadowed by the film's overall shortcomings. Audiences also gave it a lukewarm reception, making it a commercial disappointment.

• The film suffers from a convoluted and unfunny plot.

• Madonna's performance is energetic but can't save the weak material.

• Despite its attempts at screwball comedy, the movie falls flat.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a mixed to negative reception, with many finding the film silly and lacking substance. While some enjoyed the lighthearted, comedic elements and Madonna's energetic presence, a significant portion found the plot nonsensical and the humor forced.

Nominated for two Golden Raspberry Awards (Worst Actress for Madonna, Worst Picture). The title song, 'Who's That Girl', performed by Madonna, was a commercial success and won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song.

The film's title song, also called 'Who's That Girl', was a massive global hit, reaching number one on charts in numerous countries, including the US and UK, significantly outperforming the movie itself.