Breakfast at Tiffany's

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Very very very pleased, 2010-07-01
The movie was never opened and without a scratch. It plays all the way through just like it should. I was very pleased with this purchase, especially since it's one of my favorite movies of all time.

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Shine, 2010-06-30
Audrey Hepburn shines in Truman Capote's Breakfast Tiffany's. The movie is classy and not obscene like the book. Gather together the girls, or classic movie lovers, some popcorn, kleenex, and pop in this dvd.

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wonderful classic, 2010-05-13
This is a great copy of a classic. We were looking for a copy and this one was HD and reasonably priced.

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One of Audrey's best, 2010-04-23
I came accross this movie while I was reading a book about 500 of the best films ever made in Hollywood. I was looking up Marilyn Monroe in the index, and this was one of the movies she was listed in. I read what the book said about Breakfast At Tiffanys, and it said Marilyn Monroe was the idea for the star role, but she was in the process of changing her image, and Audrey got the role. I remember reading something like that. I rented the movie, and I loved it. My first Audrey Hepburn picture ever, and she played the role beautifully. I Love this move, and the theme song "Moon River". This is one of my #1 favorite movies. I highly recomend it!

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Audrey's Film, 2010-04-10
Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of the classic films that every other girl has in her movie collection. I admire Audrey Hepburn in the film. Her ability to play a nonchalant, confident lady speaks for itself. I like to take note of the fashion choices such as the timeless Givenchy dress she wears in the beginning and her cozy orange coat later on. George Peppard is not too hard on the eyes either. br / br /There's a certain depth to this film. It captures subtle nostalgic moments such as when Hepburn encounters the salesman at Tiffany's, and he notes that it gives him a "sense of solidarity, a continuity with the past" to know that Cracker Jacks still puts prizes in their snacks. Or even the music choices in the various scenes give a richness to the mood. This film is not a clear romantic comedy; it tugs at the soul and hints at the cracks of humanity. Some people may pass this film as an overrated film, but there is a reason why it's a classic. Or many reasons.