Best movie about NEW YORK or BROADWAY?!
#2
Posted: 3/20/04 at 6:56pm
About Broadway?
ALL ABOUT EVE
All the rest are comic books.
Yours for a better Broadway!
ALL ABOUT EVE
All the rest are comic books.
Yours for a better Broadway!
#3
Posted: 3/20/04 at 7:08pm
The Producers.
Most of the Woody Allen movies, my favorites: Radio Days, and Broadway Danny Rose.
The best NY movie ever: Midnight Cowboy.
Most of the Woody Allen movies, my favorites: Radio Days, and Broadway Danny Rose.
The best NY movie ever: Midnight Cowboy.
#4
Posted: 3/20/04 at 7:49pm
Some of my favorite NY movies:
It Could Happen To You
Big Business
The Clock
One Fine Day
I'm looking forward to the Jennifer Garner movie "13 Going On 30." It looks adorable.
I like the old movies that feature Broadway related things:
Like: the Judy Garland/Micky Rooney movies, Funny Girl, Funny Lady.
It Could Happen To You
Big Business
The Clock
One Fine Day
I'm looking forward to the Jennifer Garner movie "13 Going On 30." It looks adorable.
I like the old movies that feature Broadway related things:
Like: the Judy Garland/Micky Rooney movies, Funny Girl, Funny Lady.
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#5
Posted: 3/20/04 at 9:12pm
Woody Allen movies of course, my favorites are Hannah and Sisters and Manhattan.
TADPOLE is a very good movie and also so New York
Midnight Cowboy was a wonderful movie featuring the seedy old Times Square area
TADPOLE is a very good movie and also so New York
Midnight Cowboy was a wonderful movie featuring the seedy old Times Square area
#6
Posted: 3/20/04 at 10:00pm
"Desperately Seeking Susan" always makes me want to move to NY. I wanna live in Aidan Quinn's loft!
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#7
Posted: 3/20/04 at 10:12pm
THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN!
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle
--Aristotle
#8
Posted: 3/20/04 at 10:42pm
Tootsie!
#9
Posted: 3/20/04 at 11:01pm
A recent addition to the collection of cinematic valentines to NYC: "In America."
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#10
Posted: 3/20/04 at 11:21pm
Muppets Take Manhattan
#11
Posted: 3/21/04 at 7:43pm
On The Town
Annie Hall
The French Connection
Annie Hall
The French Connection
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#12
Posted: 3/21/04 at 8:12pm
MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS - this rare no-star Universal 1933 musical (score by Jay Gorney & Yip Harburg) seems to have been produced with nothing but pure nerve. It's the anti-"42nd street".
"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"
Updated On: 3/21/04 at 08:12 PM
#13
Posted: 3/22/04 at 10:29am
Muppets Take Manhattan is one of my all time fav movies!! ButI'm a big Muppets fan soo you can't really go by me lol
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#14
Posted: 3/22/04 at 1:34pm
I love After Hours.
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#15
Posted: 3/22/04 at 1:45pm
Interesting that both of my picks are Woody Allen, but then, who else has devoted a lifetime of work as a tribute to one city?
NYC - Hannah and Her Sisters
Broadway - Bullets Over Broadway (what other film justifies killing someone for being a bad actor?)
NYC - Hannah and Her Sisters
Broadway - Bullets Over Broadway (what other film justifies killing someone for being a bad actor?)
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#16
Posted: 3/22/04 at 2:53pm
Fame
Saturday Night Fever
those are the only 2 that come to mind.
Saturday Night Fever
those are the only 2 that come to mind.
#17
Posted: 3/22/04 at 5:13pm
Movie? Woody Allen's "Manhattan"
Show? "On The Town"
Show? "On The Town"
#18
Posted: 3/22/04 at 5:32pm
Maggie yes on Saturday Night Fever especially since it showcases Bay Ridge/Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
Updated On: 3/22/04 at 05:32 PM
#19
It's not a movie at all but I remember the opening credits for THAT GIRL, with its shots of the marquees for CACTUS FLOWER, CABARET, the WINTER GARDEN, the MET, et al, made New York and Broadway look like the most exciting place on the face of the planet.
Posted: 3/22/04 at 5:55pm
It's not a movie at all but I remember the opening credits for THAT GIRL, with its shots of the marquees for CACTUS FLOWER, CABARET, the WINTER GARDEN, the MET, et al, made New York and Broadway look like the most exciting place on the face of the planet.
#20
Posted: 3/22/04 at 7:28pm
Manhattan- "He was as tough and romantic as the city he loved...New York was his town and it always would be." Makes me tear up.
West Side Story
Miracle on 34th Street...the new one is more NYC than the original...the scene with Dylan McDermott and Elizabeth Perkins in front of the tree...lovely
West Side Story
Miracle on 34th Street...the new one is more NYC than the original...the scene with Dylan McDermott and Elizabeth Perkins in front of the tree...lovely
#21
Posted: 3/22/04 at 9:14pm
What about Woody Allen's BULLETS OVER BROADWAY?
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