Broadway Danny Rose (1984) 9/9

[@AllanOstermann]

To me, this is one of the most touching moments in film history. Not the romance with Mia; the Thanksgiving party with Danny's talent, the "Island of Misfit Toys," and how lucky they feel to have each other; and a turkey TV dinner. I love the stuttering ventriloquist. Pure Woody genius.

[@rickfeld7995]

Woody Allen's best film. Beautifully shot in the NYC of so many people's lives. Redemption at any point of life is a triumph.

[@nes7827]

For me, his best role, and Danny Rose might be my favorite film character ever. What could be more charming and heartbreaking than a small-time manager who truly loves his small-time acts? And gets hurt all along the way. The ending is beyond perfect, leaves me speechless every time.

[@superdragonslayer69]

yep! can't help but cry every time i watch this ending :)

[@talcumpowder1000]

It'd be more sympathetic without the Bonnie Don episode

[@Stingball22]

My favorite Woody Allen film. Great story with a lot of heart!

[@fedecasares]

You can laugh with him throughout the movie, except the hospital scene, of course, but Woody's face when he opens the door and sees that Mia's character is... at that moment it's silence and emotion. Those eyes through the glasses, looking at her in silence, say much more than a thousand words. Is my favorite movie.

[@martitinkovich4489]

I gotta agree..........I see it more now when I'm almost 40 years older.

[@TallRingo]

Tragic? After what he did to Barney, it was the only thing he COULD do. Besides 'acceptance, forgiveness and love', Danny's humanity is the story of the movie. He gets dumped time and again, but stays true to himself. Even the end scene, where you think he will be bitter......he relents and goes after her. Beautiful.

[@maureencimochowski824]

Heartwarming, my favorite Woody film. First saw it with my sister who recently passed.💕

[@Efim216]

One of the greatest films of all time.

[@jpsned]

The most touching ending to a movie, ever. ❤️

[@avastyer]

Marvellous film. One of Allen's very best. Thank you.

[@hamburg1306]

What a brilliant poignant scene. The best thanksgiving scene in movie history.

[@martitinkovich4489]

Great stuff! Wish I could have seen the missing parts to the movie, but oh well.

[@michaelwest6238]

If you love this you're going to love radio days

[@BumdogTorres]

The incredible thing about Allen's movies is the way they breeze by from beginning to end. Love this film....the ending is one of my favorites in film.

[@MFuria-os7ln]

I love this movieeeee!!!❤❤❤

[@gillan5]

Heartbraking scene by the wonderful, wonderful director and actor Woody Allen!

[@hamburg1306]

Uncle Sidney: Acceptance, Forgiveness, Love.

[@Blacknote1965]

One of my all time favorites.

[@DatNguyen-hx6rb]

best ending ever

[@tonebenderx]

All of Woody's films were funny, but this one has the most heart.

[@tedhong9730]

I want to learn the accordion after listening to the soundtrack

[@AllanOstermann]

Exactly. Read my comment about Danny's Thanksgiving party with his misfit clients. It is one of the most beautiful, touching moments I've ever seen. And somehow it's still funny. For example., the stuttering ventriloquist.

[@frenchpressss]

Thanks for sharing, it was a delight to watch :)

[@tomgardner7667]

"I don't see you folding balloons in joints. I see you folding balloons in colleges and universities."

[@superdragonslayer69]

"you're gonna make your snail and your elephant on broadway"

[@LoudCitizen]

This is such a poignant ending. What a wonderful way to end a silly, madcap film.

[@igindin1]

O, thank you very much. My favorite film. Can wait when it will be on blu-ray.

[@pretorious700]

Brilliant heartwarming ending

[@NomadicBrian]

Lots of good funny bits. In the warehouse hiding from the mob. 'Look there's only one of them and there's two of us I think we can take him.' 'Yeah he's got a machete. If he gets us there'll be four of us.'

[@sfztcar]

thanks for posting

[@kevsul47]

his warmest film.

[@SomethingReal1119]

this movie is quite beautiful, thanks again. :0)

[@CrisHaasbro]

Thanks for helping me on my quest of watching all of woody allen's movies! 9 out of 10 :D

[@folklover]

thanx for uploading this movie, I was watching it on TV but I missed the end

[@dunskie]

Thanks.

[@JJTownley_Classical-Composer]

2:37 Da-Da-Da-Danny...who's your fri-fri-fri-fri-fri...guest? Porky Pig couldn't have done it better!

[@arothko8939]

Acceptance, forgiveness, love

[@wjow1]

I have to say, Annie Hall, Love and Death, Manhattan and Stardust Memories will always have special places in my heart but, besides a few exceptions, this would be any other filmaker's magnum opus

[@Sandfellalastday]

Hi ghostrepublic Thanks for the upload!

[@ghostrepublic]

If youre refering to the instrumental song that plays while woody runs after mia and catches up with her in front of the deli, that sounds like "My Bambina". If youre refering to the song that plays during the end credits, thats an instrumental version of "Agita". If youre refering to the instrumental that plays during the credits after "Agita", thats "Funiculi, Funicula"

[@boyinthedrain]

It's so tragic that by the end Danny is representing Barney Dunne

[@thetruthis24]

what is the theme called w/ the mandolin & piano? Anybody know it's origins?

[@zankoro]

最高の映画！

[@boyinthedrain]

You are right

[@EQlizer]

Best!

[@thetruthis24]

Is the music from when Tina appears just a derivative instrumental of N. Apollo Forte's "My Bambina"? anybody know how to track this down?

[@PinacoladaMatthew]

I would like that too, can't find anywhere...=(

[@manolokonosko2868]

Damn good ending. Not long after seeing this movie I saw Nick Apollo Forte (“Lou Canova”) on the Tonight Show. I hated him. Thought he was an arrogant jerk.

[@jamesbruno1519]

my dad‘s friend did the music for this and the reason why Nick Apollo forte disappeared halfway through the movie is that from what I found out forte wanted more money for being in the movie and would’ve just told him no I can’t pay you anymore than what you’re getting

[@ghostrepublic]

@avastyer Welcome :-)

[@tedhong9730]

The new noses are good?

[@arothko8939]

Mia wasn’t a slouch either.

[@aikiboy24]

@tonebenderx i agree 100%