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By Chao W (11) on 11 Jan 2015

Immensely boring. Anachronistic yellow-face is this movie's least vice…

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By Christine H (165) on 01 Jan 2015

Audrey Hepburn's best movie hands down. Roman Holiday is also great but she belongs in colour…

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By Steve G (1,301) on 30 Dec 2014

The highlight is Mancini's Moon River. Without it, this movie doesn't work half as well. The ending is obvious…

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By Joseph B (617) on 20 Dec 2014

They need to add more stars for this movie…

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By Ben D (1,196) on 16 Dec 2014

Breakfast at Tiffany's is a wonderfully sweet romantic comedy that holds up nicely. The plot admittedly isn't much…

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By David C (2,598) on 22 Nov 2014

If it weren't for the ignorant, hateful caricature of a Japanese person played by Mickey Rooney, this would be a superlative movie…

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By Thomas G (293) on 15 Nov 2014

Not perfect; but cute, charming and so so likable. Summing up the film and the main character in the same short sentence…

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By Derek W (506) on 12 Nov 2014

The radiating screen presence of Audrey Hepburn and the heartfelt performances save Breakfast at Tiffany's from romantic mediocrity…

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By Brett C (553) on 10 Nov 2014

Included In Lists: Strong Performances - Audrey Hepburn Review In A Nutshell: If I wrote this review of Breakfast at Tiffany's during my first…

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By Laurenz Clairebelle Q (4) on 25 Oct 2014

You know I just can't get over the racist portrayal of a Japanese man. I mean, it makes Gone with the Wind look studied and considerate…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 25 Oct 2014

You know I just can't get over the racist portrayal of a Japanese man. I mean, it makes Gone with the Wind look studied and considerate…

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By Theresa M (92) on 17 Oct 2014

Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard are both gorgeous. The movie was interesting and enjoyable to watch, but a pretty typical rom-com…

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By Nicholas R (239) on 26 Sep 2014

Another treasure from the past this sublime little film is extremely well written, directed , produced and acted by the always incredibly great…

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By Sarah S (1,165) on 17 Sep 2014

It's such a cute movie! Audrey's character aggravated me a bit at times, but I loved every bit of it…

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By Kristen P (447) on 05 Sep 2014

A beautiful score and an iconic performance from my gal Audrey Hepburn…

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By Dani I (6) on 11 Jul 2014

Quite a nice looking film helped in no small part by Audrey Hepburn. This is the first time I've seen one of her films and was impressed…

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By Zack T (137) on 27 Jun 2014

Loved everything about it EXCEPT for the hideous racist yellowface portrayal of Mr. Yunioshi…

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By Chiek E (259) on 26 Jun 2014

Seeing Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard when they made the movie some 53 years ago reminded us that all of us also enjoy youth and some of…

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By Erika O (44) on 13 Jun 2014

George Peppard es DIOS…

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By David L (3,419) on 31 May 2014

Breakfast at Tiffany's is a sophisticated film in every regard except for the story and it is in many aspects ahead of its time, the approach…

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