Critics' Picks: 'Broadway Danny Rose' - nytimes.com/video

A. O. Scott looks at Woody Allen's nostalgic meditation on small-time show business in New York City.
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[@MrJingres]

Very underrated movie... the kind you would pick up at the video rental place because you already watched the more popular Allen titles, yet find yourself returning to this movie first when revisiting them.

[@jimjimgl3]

Where did Farrow go to summon up that performance? It was mesmerizing and touching.

[@kaejae24]

Which is more ironic since he was nominated for Best Director and Screenplay Oscars and Mia Farrow was sadly over-looked for her wonderful performance - in my opinion, her best - I loved this movie and can watch it every time it's on

[@kewlbeone5949]

One of my all-time favorites

[@JeffreyGSmith]

One of my favorite films -- it's terrific!!

[@davidking8361]

One of the greatest movies ever made

[@jwutube1000]

His best movie

[@flashtheoriginal]

Fuller than Mahhattan, better acted than Radio Days and funnier than Bananas. Up there with Sleeper, in my humble opinion

[@Charlesbaker3017]

Perhaps the sweetest ending in American film history..

[@pappy374]

"Hey Dddddanny, who's your ffffffguest?!"

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Acceptance Forgiveness and Love

[@kasimsultonfan]

Still his best movie. "Do you like Chinese food?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@juliabarca4917]

Pelicula magnifica del gran woody Allen

[@brucejackson6451]

I don't know what that means, but I like it.

[@dynjarren7523]

Milton Berle and Howard Cosell make Cameos in this film? Now I have to see this! Piqued my curiosity.

[@chem100]

It existed. I was there. I was a small time player.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

I sat at that table in The Carnegie Deli. It closed in 2017. The city closed them down for stealing natural gas. 😮

[@165Dash]

Holy smokes... I just realized I don’t think I’ve seen this one? BTW...did A O Scott recognize Howard Cosell....at the time an even bigger celebrity than Milton Berle?

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

Danny forgives her for the monstrous thing she does to him. He's a better man than me.

[@johnobrien3179]

My favourite Woody movie

[@skyfein]

Gina DeAngelis 02:36 “Mama, he’s a dead man.”

[@XX-gy7ue]

despite the blatant bigotry , this is a MASTERPIECE , and so funny it could end war !

[@msmarks1130]

Did she happen to say which jew ? lol!!!

[@ikmarchini]

For me this film is not about nostalgia or the preposterous story but about Allen's always strange view of Italian-Americans, coupled with DOZENS of hilarious throw away one- liners. And, even in B&W, did the New York I came of age in in that era really look like such shit? I nostalgically have prettier memories.

[@KenDanieli]

That's exactly what it looked like.

[@tmac8892]

This critiic is too didactic and fascious.