Breakfast at Tiffany's

I genuinely love this movie.

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The best thing in all of the movie, at my pov is the fact that Holly can mantain her personality sweet and feminine even dealing with rats and super rats everyday, she's my hero ❤

it's amazing!!! i like it so much, now it's one of my favourite film!

I just came across this on, um the This channel (4 free!). As I try to disregard the "lack of a gay thing" & the obviously unfortunate Asian stereotype played by the L8 Mickey Rooney, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is beautifully directed, & Audrey & that actor from "The A*Team" got good chemistry. & I conclude by saying he name again. This motion picture is for sure, an Audrey Hepburn classic.

>When I get that feeling, the only thing that does any good is to jump into a cab and go to Tiffany's. It calms me down right away. The quietness and the proud look of it... Nothing bad could happen to you there. If I could find a real live place that made me feel like Tiffany's, then I'd buy some furniture and give the cat a name.

Audrey Hepburn is my Tiffany's.

Arguably the most perfect opening shot in all of cinema... It speaks to me personally, like a tarot deck made from my psyche.

What I noticed most about the film during this viewing was the profound melancholy the story of this young ingenue reinventing herself in New York is steeped in.

I think Sally Tomato says it best when looking over Holly's expense notes.

>Sal:... Turn this into a novel. Everything is there, just fill in some of the details.
Holly: It certainly would be good for some laughs.
Sally Tomato: No, no I don't think so. This, as a book, would break the heart...

Like all things truly beautiful, Breakfast at Tiffany's made me a little sad, or like all things a little sad, I found it terribly beautiful.

As for the historical racism, I'm less judgemental than many would like and more affected by it than the rest would care to know.

Oops. I reviewed this already. But still, I like this film regardless of how I described it twice.

This Audrey Hepburn classic, what w/ her iconic little black dress & natural on-screen charm reminiscent of mid-20th Century color cinema, deserves a 9 - notably for 1. Mickey Rooney's now-inappropriate yellowface role that irked Bruce Lee & his sweetheart and 2., the happy ending that undoes many tropes in the Truman Capote book - but besides those coupl'a flaws "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is arguably a cinematic romantic classic. It also evokes numerous pop culture references, from "The Simpsons" to "Seinfeld" to the 1995 classic eponymous song by Deep Blue Something. I'm watching it on #thisTV in the themed "From the ♡ Monday," but I also got the DVD. So like me, enjoy this nearly perfect yet remarkably romantic film starring Audrey & that actor from "The A-Team."

a great classic movie ❤ loved it ❤