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It's a highly stylized tale of a young restaurant manager who decides to break away from her stultifying and humdrum existence after she inadvertently locks herself in a freezer overnight - only to discover, once she gets out, that her husband and their two carbon-copy young children have failed to notice her absence.
The waitresses at his regular Chinese restaurant where he often eats tease him about being famous.
Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn, apparently playing themselves in the two leading roles in which for almost two hours they sit in a restaurant and engage in a completely believable conversation ranging from the surreal to the social to the metaphysical also write the film.
"Big Night" is a claustrophobic character-driven ensemble flick about two Italian immigrant brothers (Tucci & Shalhoub) trying to succeed in the restaurant business.
And anything that does happen is often ludicrous, especially a particularly stupid sequence with 50 Cent going crazy and holding hostages in a fast food restaurant and then getting shot by a police sniper.
The sweet, poignant story of a restaurant proprietor and his brother, the cook's, attempts to keep their struggling franchise afloat is perfect fare not just for families, but for anyone who enjoys a truly well made film.
I feel bad because there are people out there who wait tables work in restaurant cleaning just to get an acting gig.
The musical scene at the restaurant reminded me of old Yeller (someone please shoot him or rather me).
The funniest scene is when Chong freaks out in the restaurant dressed up as a woman.
It seems clear that the producers spent all that money on special effects to divert attention from a cast that might be more usefully employed in a fast-food restaurant.
It takes place in the ghetto and tells of a used to be restaurant owner who here's some propaganda on the radio (in the gestapos office) and ends up telling lies to boost his fellow mans moral.
I'm talking mainly here about the scene where a professor friend of Virgina Madsen's character's husband regaled back to her in a smug, arrogant, know-it-all fashion over a big dinner at a fancy restaurant the origins of the Candyman character/myth that claimed he had sired a half-white child with the daughter of a man who commissioned him to paint his daughter's portrait as he was quite the artist, and as a result of this he was hunted down and basically butchered shortly thereafter by an angry racist mob led by the woman's enraged father.
I rented this movie on the recommendation of some of the kitchen workers at the restaurant where I am a waitress.
An Italian ballad is playing over the soundtrack through the previous scene and continues into this scene, wherein Marc Anthony, playing a low-level restaurant bus boy, a small, quiet, incidental character, begins dancing with himself as he mops the floor of the restaurant.
What an ugly, brown restaurant!
Freddy and Albert then head towards Reno, where Albert says his mom has jobs waiting for them at a restaurant.
Freddy continues on alone to Reno to find Albert's mother at the restaurant where she works, but is told by the owner that she no longer works there.
Laszlo owns a restaurant and Ilona is his girlfriend.
Laszlo is hoping to have some music in his restaurant and hires a piano player, Andras.
"Scottish-Asian woman returns home to save her family's ailing restaurant."
I was so embroiled in their conversation, that the thought of sitting in a restaurant for two hours never crossed my mind once.
Portraying Italian immigrant brothers Primo (Tony Shalhoub) and Secondo (Stanley Tucci) trying to recruit Louis Prima to sing at their ailing restaurant in 1950s New Jersey, it's a great movie from various aspects.
The story is full of clichés , e.g. the scene in the restaurant with the snobbish guests.
They all get together working in a restaurant and there is a lot of awkward moments, in fact the whole show is more soap opera with a load laugh track added to make you think it's funny, but it's just one awkward moment after another with a mentally ill woman thrown in for the gut buster (not!).
The whole restaurant scene was the most bizarre thing I have ever seen.
The portrayal of the Albanian restaurant with middle eastern music and belly dancers was ridiculous and inaccurate!!! Albania is one of the oldest countries located in Eastern EUROPE and has no such music nor does it have belly dancers!! To put it nicely the writer and director should be embarrassed of this piece of crap.
Fact and fiction combine to provide a delightfully entertaining film about a restaurant in Budapest.
Primo and his brother Secundo (Tucci) own a gourmet restaurant.
Basically Abe Dale (Nathan Fillion) has his wife Rebecca (Kendall Cross) and son while eating lunch in a restaurant, when they were shot by a man who then shot himself.
The movie can be summed up in one word:ODD.Even in a land of misfits,it is a misfit.The characters are pure wierd.One is a psychic with bad dreams-another is a maker of "painkillers".One seems to own a restaurant chain-but only the name is mentioned.I believe it is the BLUE GOOSE.
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