Review of Diner (1982) by Brian M — 30 Aug 2004
[font=Tahoma]Takes common themes like friendship and marriage and throws in a 1980s café to make it all feel new again. The movie transpires before the wedding of one of a group of tight-knit friends.
The type of ?a-week-in-the-life-of? movie that for a brief time shines a light on small town, [/font][font=Tahoma]USA[/font][font=Tahoma]. At its best, it?s an ode to friendship and youth. A John Hughes-styled movie made by Barry Levinson.
Kevin Bacon, Daniel Stern ([i]Home Alone[/i]), and Paul Reiser (?Mad About You?) show up to offer familiar faces to the storyline. It?s an unrightfully forgotten 1980s film with heart, wit and a feel for young friendship and relationships.
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This review of Diner (1982) was written by Brian M on 30 Aug 2004.
Diner has generally received very positive reviews.
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