- Studio: Regent Releasing
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2000
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9.2
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Universal acclaim- based on 13 Ratings
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Positive: 12 out of 13
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Negative: 1 out of 13
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MelanieK.May 1, 200210One of the best I've ever seen AND heard!
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BillC.Aug 30, 200210The concluding performance and the title song are worth the price of admission. Although fictional I suggest you could insert Vito Picone of Vito and the elegants... hit song...Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star... home town Brooklyn and have the basis in a true life analogy....Bravo.
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AlP.Jan 30, 20049Having lived through and been part of the period and activities portrayed in the movie, I found it accurate, believable and very entertaining. The music is great. I bought the soundtrack! Well done.
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J.G.Jul 9, 200110It's the most brilliant movie I ever co-wrote .
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KimAug 4, 200310This is an excellent movie! I loved every minute of it - the music, the acting, the story, everything, well, except for some of the language.
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DennisD.Sep 25, 20039Finally some people that are not writing for a publication that caters to immature audiances who are only satisfied with speacial effects produced by 28 year old screen writters. A wonderful film bringing back lots of memories. Kudos Great Music and a Great Cast!
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EllenH.Sep 7, 200310Sure its sappy, but I loved it. But then again Im still stuck in the 50's-60's era, and Im a fan of Joey Dee & the Starlighters! I give it a 10!
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KarenF.Apr 26, 200310Good movie and great music......
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BarbaraS.May 22, 200410I loved all the great oldies music from th 50's & 60's. I want to see it again because I missed the beginning!
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FrederickL.Nov 17, 200310"Gone from the charts, but not from our hearts" Watching this film was like being in a giant jukebox! - A Gem -
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20Corny, suds-drenched movie. The kindest way of looking at this roughly patched-together story is as the cinematic equivalent of the music it memorializes.
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The stream of sentimentality is endless and often sickly, and the warm afterglow is decidedly manufactured.
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50Well-meant but rambling little indie melodrama.