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By Nick M (1,532) on 05 Jul 2009

I've seen this film three times. Twice in 2005 and once more a day and a half ago…

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By Eric F (636) on 04 Jul 2009

For almost three months, Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory recorded lengthy conversations a few times a week…

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By Zhanyi J (167) on 27 Jun 2009

This is a film of ideas. its not your usual movie-going experience. wallace shawn (the cliffs of insanity…

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By Ed Q (179) on 26 Jun 2009

I've wanted to watch My Dinner With Andre for the last 25+ years, ever since Siskel and Ebert gave it rave reviews on At the Movies (anyone…

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By Philip T (91) on 26 Jun 2009

Has to be the least gory movie Troma/Lloyd Kaufmann was ever involved with. Wallace Shawn is still scarier than Toxie…

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By Corey C (511) on 25 Jun 2009

What a strange, oddly engaging film. It almost mirrors Andre's ascetic principles regarding comfort in its filmmaking…

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By Scott G (1,078) on 26 May 2009

THIS FILM LEFT ME SPEECHLESS!! When I heard of it, I thought it sounded interesting…

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By Johnny B (564) on 18 May 2009

Very realistic in that it's just like sitting and listening to someone talk. Interesting experiment in film making, but it wasn't really my thing…

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By Ld P (148) on 15 May 2009

When I saw it on film on the big screen in Dallas taxes in 1981 it blew me away…

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By Richard J (385) on 17 Apr 2009

Fantastic suspension of disbelief. Assumed to be shot in real time in a real restaurant. Actually filmed over a series of weeks, on a set…

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By Gabrielle J (43) on 25 Mar 2009

Very post 70s mind-expansiony, in an intellectual quiet way. I love the format of just two old friends talking over an elegant dinner…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 25 Mar 2009

Very post 70s mind-expansiony, in an intellectual quiet way. I love the format of just two old friends talking over an elegant dinner…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 02 Mar 2009

Meaningful, funny and fachinating! This is a conversation between two men, who have different kind of thoughs and philosophies about life…

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By Todd F (201) on 22 Feb 2009

Drags a bit at first, but after about a half hour (when Wally starts opening up a bit), it really kicks into high gear. Organic, heady, wonderful…

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By Paul B (2,474) on 17 Feb 2009

Two people talk in a restaurant and some guy films them…

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By Katchoo _ (236) on 30 Jan 2009

I am a huge fan of minimalist film with two people in one room having philosophical debates. surprisingly entertaining and worth rewatching…

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By Tim O (288) on 24 Jan 2009

Hmm... slow, not easy to get through, and a little over my head. and I confess my mind wandered at times, but that didn't bother me…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 19 Jan 2009

This! This is how it's done…

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By Bryan Cordova (4) on 02 Jan 2009

Not for everyone, two fascinating characters sit down and have dinner and conversation, that's all and that's great…

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By Cli O (622) on 05 Dec 2008

You better like serious conversation if you dare to watch this…

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