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7.2
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 19 Ratings
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Mambo italianoYour Score0 out of 10User Score7.2 out of 10Generally favorable reviews- based on 19 Ratings
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JoshuaE.Apr 6, 200410This movie portrays the diversity and the hardships in the world today. It was a touching film.
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AndersL.Sep 24, 20039Probably the best gay romantic comedy ever made! Refreshing to see something real and gay, without the stereotyping and campness. I was really impressed by the brilliant script, which had the audience clapping and laughing out very loud.
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H.T.Mar 27, 20049So funny and true! Being a first-generation Italian-Canadian myself, I can honestly say that the stereotypes are true and this movie presents life in an Italian family with only a little embellishment. I absolutely loved it!
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FrankA.Jul 27, 200410Hysterical!! I haven't laughed this hard in years. Especially the scene where Angelo's parents are badgering him as to why Nino is a better roomate than them, and he blurts out "he's my lover"!! The parents expressions had me rolling on the couch. That's just one example. I heartily recommend this one for sheer hysterical fun!
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IvanO.Jan 26, 200510Really, really great work!
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38This film might have been daringly funny 10 years ago, even with its broadest elements intact. Now it's comfortable as old slippers and unthreatening as a sleeping kitten.
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60Lacks sparkle, and finally tips its gallery of colourful protagonists into the realm of caricature.
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60The broad comedy is somewhat strained and obvious, and the hyper-real atmosphere encourages the cast to slice the prosciutto a little thickly. But the film's sweet-natured ingenuousness proves reasonably contagious.