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It suddenly occurred to me that what was happening was much more than just an unusual dinner conversation--it was a back and forth between the two great viewpoints of life.
At the end, like Wally, we come away from the dinner with Andre quite changed for the better.
As the film opens we see a table of men in later middle age, very well dressed, around a table having dinner.
The problems come from the big dinner where the parents finally meet, and the real mom is late.
Ann Harding and William Powell are terrific in this strange little gem of a movie which runs the gamut from Pre-Code Drama to Screwball Comedy! (the closing dinner party scene is worth the price of admission).
My favorite scene is when both families are sitting together eating dinner.
Only one redeeming feature in this, the slowest moving film I have ever suffered through: Served as comic material for the later "Waiting for Guffman" as the credits rolled, the film memorabilia shop owner showed off his "My Dinner with Andre action figures."
They might have to close their doors, but first, they plan a huge dinner, expecting Louis Prima and his band.
We would recommend to watch this after dinner with the family.
The first one, with Debbie Harry as a maniac housewife about to cook a kid for dinner, is actually the best.
One of high point of the movie is when Baker takes O'toole have dinner in his mother's apartment in Brooklyn.
I suppose that the dinner table discussion in the film between Catherine Deneuve, John Malkovich, Stefania Sandrelli and Irene Papas (bizarrely taking place in four languages, and everyone pretends to understand Papas's Greek!), must have been arranged as a tribute to the man who persisted in writing and directing this film despite being in his nineties.
So they don't like the dinner their foster mom makes them, so their dog is a stray after 3 years because these kids are irresponsible, so what?
He takes her to dinner.
He shaves it off anyway, but when he sees his wife, she doesn't notice, neither do their friends at dinner that night, neither do his co-workers.
One is left with a sequence of meals and dinner parties which provide the backdrop for a chronicle of Joe's deterioration, without particularly managing to illuminate it.
I found certain aspects of this film irritating - ie the endless dinner parties, the middle class media circles the characters inhabit (from this film you'd guess every person in the UK gets their picture in The Guardian) and the Samantha Morton character - but over all I was pleasantly surprised!
Oh but honey we always have dinner together on your birthday.
Wallace Shawn wrote the very fine 'My Dinner with Andre', a talky but sensitive film that created a niche for conversational stories without plot.
Other memorable scenes include one where guests sit on toilets at a dinner table, then ask to go to a small cubicle to eat on their own.
I love when Glenda and Ira are trying to have dinner with the Governor, and Nick poses as a waiter.
Virtually the entire film consists of a seemingly recreated real life dinner conversation between two friends, and yet somehow there's not moment that fails to keep the interest of the viewer.
This film is a miracle -- that anyone would even make a film about little more than a dinner conversation is incredible enough, but the play of paradigms between Shawn and Gregory is such a Gurdjieffian tour de force that it creates a compelling crossroads for any astute viewer.
While you're watching this movie, don't be surprised if your mind starts going elsewhere, like into thinking what's for dinner or the next day's chores.
I got this DVD for free, with a chicken dinner, no less.
The chicken dinner was not very good but it was way better than this movie.
Dinner with Friends is a very thoughtful investigation of the relationships among friends and how little we really know about the people whom we love.
He reluctantly goes home to attend his brother's(Breckin Meyer)wedding and ruins the rehearsal and dinner by professing the faults with marriage.
Saw this on the late show when I was 12 or 13: I was moved, even scared, by scenes with Miracle Man, Christmas dinner, Quasimodo, & especially with the legless man in the alley ("Pick me up & knock me down again!")
There is no deckwatch during dinner.
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