plot spoilers. dr. boch (george c. scott) is the chief of medicine at a major nyc hospital. he left his wife and his children have disowned him and he impotent and drinks a lot and contemplates suicide. also there a killer roaming the hospital. then he meets very strange barbara (diana rigg) and falls in love. she wants him to run away with her but can he completely give up on his old life and start a new one. very strange movie with an oscar winning script by paddy chayefsky. it presents a suicidal main character and shows us a hospital full of overworked nurses and doctors that is run incompetently. it manages (somehow) to actually make this seem pretty funny. it not laugh out loud humor it very black humor. also the acting is right on target scott is just great (and oscar nominated) here. you see him trying to keep his sanity in a totally crazy situation. riggs character is more than a little odd but her matter of fact manner works and she also incredibly beautiful. the script is strong and brutal but never too much. i think it fumbles the ball at the end with a situation that goes way too over the top but it still worth seeing. if this had been done totally seriously it probably would be impossible to take. also look for katherine helmond in a small bit and stockard channing and christopher guest in uncredited bits. i personally had trouble taking this seriously. from what i have heard hospitals were this bad back in the 1970s but not anymore. see it for the acting and script. i give it a 7. 
plot spoilers. dr. boch (george c. scott) is the chief of medicine at a major nyc hospital. he left his wife and his children have disowned him and he impotent and drinks a lot and contemplates suicide. also there a killer roaming the hospital. then he meets very strange barbara (diana rigg) and falls in love. she wants him to run away with her but can he completely give up on his old life and start a new one. very strange movie with an oscar winning script by paddy chayefsky. it presents a suicidal main character and shows us a hospital full of overworked nurses and doctors that is run incompetently. it manages (somehow) to actually make this seem pretty funny. it not laugh out loud humor it very black humor. also the acting is right on target scott is just great (and oscar nominated) here. you see him trying to keep his sanity in a totally crazy situation. riggs character is more than a little odd but her matter of fact manner works and she also incredibly beautiful. the script is strong and brutal but never too much. i think it fumbles the ball at the end with a situation that goes way too over the top but it still worth seeing. if this had been done totally seriously it probably would be impossible to take. also look for katherine helmond in a small bit and stockard channing and christopher guest in uncredited bits. i personally had trouble taking this seriously. from what i have heard hospitals were this bad back in the 1970s but not anymore. see it for the acting and script. i give it a 7. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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