Bullets Over Broadway
Comedy • R • 1994 • 1 hr 38 min
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Great performance by Dianne Wiest and one of the few Allen movies I like. “Don’t speak”
Very clever script with a great cast. A comic murder mystery that mixes genres and eras in a way only Woody Allen seems to have talent for.
Bullets Over Broadway is an enjoyable and sophisticated comedy that would be amazing if the end had packed in a little more satisfaction.
One of Woody Allen's best, a hilarious romp!
Very funny comedy about a stage production, Diane Wiest and Jennifer Tilly are absolutely fantastic
Hilarious without fully descending into camp. It's Allen's best work in my opinion.
It’s almost noir but still a comedy. Little different than a usual Woody Allen’s movie
Allen’s mid-career highlight, a joyful watch through and through.
Funny with a good story and great cast. One of Woody Allen's better movies that goes down smooth.
Absolutely hilarious! Between Dianne Wiest and Jennifer Tilly, I was cracking up throughout the entire film. Definitely an Allen must-see!
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