I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

All of Me isn't just a comedy masterpiece. It's a masterpiece full stop, period. Okay, dramatic acting is hard, but Steve Martin excels himself by demonstrating much harder comedic skills along with synchronized body movements.The laughter doesn't stop, and maybe the more laughs, the less likely the Oscar voters could consider this as a serious contender come nomination time. Oh well, that's the way it is. Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin draw out huge laughs in several scenes, and even now I can't stop laughing when recalling some of the scenes. I wish there was a director's commentary or actor's commentary for this.

This 1984 Carl Reiner comedy is one of the best film showcases of Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin's sundry talents. Tomlin plays a sickly spinster who is given the chance to transfer her soul to the body of another woman, and thus go on living. But the magic man who is supposed to make this happen goofs up and locks her spirit inside a bachelor lawyer (Martin) or, more accurately, within the right half of the poor fellow's body. Suddenly, the swinging man-about-town is literally at odds with himself, unable to make a self-determining decision without a huge internal struggle. Martin's physical comedy, always remarkable, is absolutely inspired this time around, as he convincingly portrays a man split down the middle between opposing sensibilities.Lots of slapstick, as you'd expect from Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin in 1984. But there's also great chemistry between the leads, and even more importantly, a wonderfully warm and touching story. I recommend it highly to anyone who enjoys a good laugh and can still watch a movie that lacks explosions, shaky cam, or fast cuts and over-saturated colors. The other characters in the movie add to the charm and humor. This is a classic and I always thought... is under appreciated.Overall rating: 8 out of 10.

I am rather surprised that this one came out in 1984, I was thinking it was a 87 or 88 release. So a bit older than I was thinking. I thought this one was okay when I was a kid. It had its moments as it must have considering the two great comedic actors within it. Still, it was also a bit of a mess too, as there more than a couple of scenes of extreme awkwardness and the fact that Lily Tomlin is reduced to mainly a voice over with a few appearances in a mirror or two. The film is about a woman that is very sickly and she is very close to passing on. She has a plan though, as she is going to use a man of mysticism to transfer her soul into that of a healthy and sexy young lady so that she may live out her days happily and healthy for the first time ever. However, things do not go as planned as a small accident causes half her soul to be trapped within the body of an attorney played by Steve Martin. So you get a lot of scenes of him acting as if he is being controlled and at times as if he is female. It has some funny moments though and overall it is somewhat good, just not as good as one would expect when seeing both of this two comedy performers are within it.

A millionaire (Lily Tomlin) finds herself close to death. So what do you do when you are dying? Move your soul to a younger body in order to live on. But, its not that simple. Things go wrong, and she ends up in her lawyers body (played none other than Steve Martin, who has rarely failed to do a bad job). This is where the fun starts. Not only is she in his body, but she has to deal with him too. They both are in control of his body (which is a constant battle). This movie is a riot, it really is. Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin are perfect for the role, and their chemistry is some of the best I've seen. Great comedy, romance, and adventure (even if it isn't in that category per se). Highly recommended to anyone who is a fan of the cast, or well made comedy/romance. I rate this 7/10. Rated PG, my rating: PG-13 for some crude/sexual material and language.