Brighton Beach Memoirs
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Karren Bowers
> 3 dayI got the movie really fast and was it played really good also, I brought it in to work to watch while on lunch break in my office then I took it home and watched it at least twice. Im sure its time to watch it again
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Patrick Martin
> 3 dayNot a bad flick from the past. I liked the cast, So i wanted to get the DVD.
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Sharon
> 3 daySuch a great movie...it is about a Jewish family in New York, in the late 1930s, and it is so poignant and heartwarming and funny....there are 2 teenaged sons coming of age so there is language and sexual references between the brothers, but because of the context, within the story, I did not find it offensive as I generally would... I had seen it years ago, and it was a delight to see it again...
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Frances Green
> 3 dayI love this movie! An engrossing comedy with great realism. Makes you appreciate the ups and downs of teenage years. Even though the setting is the 1930s, this story would be funny and rewarding in any generation.
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Bobbyc28
Greater than one weekLove this movie
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Shane
> 3 daySo glad I watched it again. Just as great today as it was so many years ago. Terrific movie.
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Herman Schumm
Greater than one weekI purchased this movie for myself! Very good movie! Excellent story!
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sowhat
> 3 dayThis without a doubt is Neil Simons best work ever. Only people in their 70s can appreciate the the feel and the way life was back before World War II. Why Blythe Danner didnt win an academy award for her performance I can only say their is no justice. The boy that played Eugene is exactly like young boys were in those days... Movies like this would not entertain young people today. They are too restless, Too technology possessed, too into themselves to care about anybody else. Parents today have no control over their children, its the children controlling the parents
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Yazmin Cummerata
> 3 dayI 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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M. Jackson
> 3 dayThe film is a well made version of the hit Broadway play, but it somehow loses the potency of seeing the play live on stage. It is difficult to pinpoint why this is, for the cast is excellent and much of the humor comes through, but the serious plight of the family struggling through the ills of the Great Depression fail to register as they did on stage.
