Brighton Beach Memoirs
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Yazmin Cummerata
> 24 hourI used to watch this with my mom as a kid. Gave you some insight of what the old days living in to 1900’s was.
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Miss Frazzled
> 24 hourone of my favorite and easy go-to movies...just for fun, get it for your collection
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Rebecca Havely
> 24 hourNew movie in new condition. Not the best movie ever made but I wanted it to see the story because Im doing the play. It served its purpose.
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Timothy Scherer
> 24 hourIts an awesome movie, especially for anyone that knows the area. The plot was good and it was basically an enjoyable movie.
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Moneydaze50
> 24 hourLove this movie. Was hard to find thanks for having it. Love the script
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Erin
> 24 hourGreat movie
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Debra Turner
> 24 hourI love this movie. It is humorous and shows a much simpler time. Also I definitely see where Ferris Beuller may have taken some techniques from this movie such as the main charachter talking to the audience.
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Steph in the NW
> 24 hourThe movie was in good condition as stated and arrived in a timely manner and was a gift for my mother who specifically requested this movie in a DVD so it was a win win!
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Lee Ann Mann
> 24 hourI was going to watch another movie with Gwenyth Paltrows Mom Blythe Danner tonight but Im too tired,
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Allison V. Fine
> 24 hourNeil Simon is one of the greats and this explains why. He wasnt as prolific as Woody Allen but he hits it out of the ball park every single time. He was an innovator and ahead of his time with this piece--utilizing techniques of straight to camera and faux documentary that we take for granted now. Ive seen this a dozen times and it never loses its humor, poignancy and a certain sad nostalgia for a bygone era that is done without an ounce of sentimentality. The key scene between Blanche and her daughter Nora is dead on now and probably will be forever, because great writing transcends time. These are people experiencing the basic human things we all experience and that is what makes Simon one of the greats.