Diner
Comedy • R • 1982 • 1 hr 50 min
Starring
Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon, Tim Daly
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Incredible chemistry, great natural performances and a free form story make this coming of age film one of the most overlooked gems in film.
I remember watching this in college and really loving it
Began the careers of many actors, a coming of age movie set in Baltimore. B. Levinson shows the individuality of a bunch of typical guys.
One of the best hangout movies I’ve seen. Really strong characters and a good sense of the time period.
This may warrant a rewatch because my only notes from 23 years ago are that I couldn't stand this self-absorbed group of boring guys.
It’s not bad, but it’s not great. It’s a perspective of a generation that is very much of the generation, if that makes any sense.
If it is attractive If it had any charm, it has long since passed. A rotten example of stereotypical teenage stories
The concept for this film is much more interesting than the execution.
Awesome ensemble cast, lots of plot lines, good tone through out. A tad forgettable and a little slow, middle of the road
Amazing movie with a super stacked cast! Wholesome and very entertaining plot, with a heart-warming tone of friendship! A must watch!
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A Conversation with the Cast of 'Diner' | TCMFF 2022
