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Broadway Damage
by Wolfe Video
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$24.95 |
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$22.49 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
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$2.46 (9%) |
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DVD
Broadway
Publisher: Wolfe Video
Michael Mayers
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD, Letterboxed, Widescreen, NTSC
Actors: Mara Hobel, Michael Lucas, Hugh Panaro, Aaron Williams, Gary Janetti
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| Romantic, Funny, and a true love story |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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I truly adore this film. It's cute, and very funny. I enjoyed the piano solo very, very much and recommend this to everyone. Tastefully done, and a warm love store. Shows the struggles of new artists in the Big Apple.
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| Fun, uplifting, romantic comedy about friendships |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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I've run out of all the movies I thought I ever wanted to see from Netflix and for the past several months, I thought I'd finally begun to scrap the bottom of the barrel. And then Broadway Damage appeared in my mailbox.
What an absolutely fun movie. I knew next to nothing about the film when I put in my movie queue. After seeing it, it is sort of hard to believe it is over 10 years old. Some films stand the test of time or are simply timeless from the start. That is the case with BD.
The characters/actors are adorable in both looks and personalities. The story is important enough to not be meaningless, and still light enough to be both fun and funny. The basic plot has been done a million times, but there is enough unique in this film to be riveting. That Marc and Robert finally do get together in the end actually is somewhat of a surprise, though the entire movie seems to be moving in that direction.
I hope that everyone who watches this film takes with them the idea of the "grand romantic gesture". It is such an incredibly awesome idea!
This will be the first Netflix film in a very long time that I will watch several times before returning it. It is a great date movie, a great rainy day movie or a great movie when all you seem to want to watch is something light.
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| A gem of a film |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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I found this picture ten years after it was released and it is as fresh as if it were made this year. The plot is not new, but the fact that it is handled with loving expertise by director Mignatti makes the story seem fresh and new. The acting is excellent and the production values are good. The entire cast works on the same professional level. The original songs and soundtrack are refreshing. I'll admit, it may take a romantic to love this film. I've watched it several time, and like all good cinema, it only gets better with repeated viewing.
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| Ultimately Successful |
| Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 |
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Probably not the most original, maybe not the most convincingly realistic, possibly a bit long on angst and overwhelming with positive turns of events at the end, but this is a film that I enjoyed watching.
I have seen a number of films lately that work to be artsy and deep. This film has the sense to be what it is and doesn't apologize. It's kind of a modern musical, and overwhelmingly successful with the music as it's chosen and placed within the film. I found myself looking for the soundtrack, which I'm sure would be worthwhile too.
How many modern films can say they are inspired by and adapted from musicals? It works here, and the dialogue, too, is interesting, witty, and just plain fun.
The pacing is good, the characters are interesting and well-developed, the relationship and friendship (and rodent and insect) problems are nearly universal, and it's all tied up with a bow in the end, accompanied by an appropriate anthem. Good fun. It's worth your time.
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| A Cute Film |
| Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 |
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Was this the greatest movie ever? No. But it is a very cute and entertaining movie. I watch it whenever I need cheering up. There is a lot of humor and a happy ending, so it does it for me.
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