Breakfast at Tiffany's
Comedy • NR • 1961 • 1 hr 55 min
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A Hepburn classic with great scenes in NY, great cinematography, acting and memorable moments. A great movie to see.
Literally zero reason for the up stairs neighbor to be “asian”
Certainly a classic. This film makes you dream of having a lavish life such as this. You romanticize the relentless love and class.
A must watch 100%, it's beautiful and interesting. Talks about love from the eyes of someone who needs it so much and how she grows with it
Take out Mickey Rooney & it’s a masterpiece. Blake Edwards direction, Mancini music, Givenchy ensembles, and of course, Audrey at her finest
It was wonderful it makes you wish you were born in 90s and I suggest you to read the book
A classic film starring the angelic Audrey Hepburn. Amazing desgin team, the outfits were gorgeous.
Umm it’s kinda boring nothing interesting going on but I loved her character she’s iconic
Audrey Hepburn is a diamond in this, aside from the yellowface Japanese landlord, a classic film.
Hepburn is pure charisma, carrying This stylish classic. Romance, wit, and iconic moments make it timelessly charming.
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