Coffee and Cigarettes
Comedy • R • 2004 • 1 hr 37 min
Starring
Roberto Benigni, Steven Wright, Joie Lee, Cinqué Lee, Steve Buscemi
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Only Jarmusch can make a low plot make fascinating. Fabulous cast!
very moving by the sheer simplicity. Still use quotes from the movie in my everyday life.
Fun fact: The scene where Tom explains to Iggy that since he's quit smoking, he can have one; shooting that scene started him smoking again.
Tom Waits steals the show in this one. Some stories are better than others but as a whole it’s solidly entertaining and thought provoking
Perfect approach to a story without an actual storyline.
Very hard to describe but totally worth a watch.
Subtle and hilarious. Very moody in a noir way with genius comedic candid moments. Wonderful cast.
A bit repetitive, but good anthology film
I Love vignettes I love coffee and cigarettes and i love this film
Coffee and cigarettes is a difrent and unique experience and it has a very interesting take on how the life goes on for people of types.
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