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New York, New York (1977)

An egotistical saxophone player and a young singer meet on V-J Day and embark upon a strained and rocky romance, even as their careers begin a long uphill climb.

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Becky K 22 Mar 2008

I like this movie. Sometimes I watch it on dvd. And every single time I do, I wonder why I watched it. It's so long. I don't get Martin Scorsese's work. He's so long and dull and self indulgent. I don't get it. But. The reason I like this movie is because I love this period of time. Love the costumes, love the music, love the glamour, the whole thing. I love Liza Minnelli when she is wraped up in costumes, music and glamour. I can't help it. I love things about this movie. But it's so long. It's so self indulgent. I get so bored. Thank God for dvd and the skip button. Still. The acting is really nuanced.

Otrovan L 07 Sep 2008

Jako fino. Pogotovo za one koji vole mjuzikle i "staro" vreme. Mnogo dobre muzike i rekao bih odliÄ?ni glavni glumci koji uz uz pomoÄ? sjajnog reÅ¾isera doÄ?arali "veliku jabuku" 50tih i 60tih godina.

Douglas Pratt 09 Jun 2005

From a story perspective, nothing happens in the film's 'last act,' but from an emotional perspective, everything happens. Minnelli's performance leaves its peak and soars.

Jack G 13 Jan 2011

Scorsese's weakest feature to date. still has more to offer than most post-modern musicals

TonyPolito 11 Apr 2012

Tribute to Big Band era music embedded in the stylings of the grandiose MGM musicals. After Martin Scorsese scored big with "Taxi Driver," he had the freedom & funding to pursue his dream project ... and the result is this film. Watching and listening is pure pleasure, but the plot is thin, even by MGM musical standards, that being De Niro the sax player & Minnelli the front singer wandering through a lame echoing of "A Star is Born." Even so, if the viewer is up for this type of music and costuming, the plot matters little. Apparently there's three DVD treatments of this film, the 2005 Special Edition, the 2007 30th Anniversary Edition and a recent Blu-Ray treatment. None of these lead the viewer to a restoration and they all bring forward grain from the first mastering. So if you want to wallow in the visuals, save your money ... for a while longer, at least. The Soundtrack CD is, not surprisingly OOP and rare. Thank goodness once again for TCM, for re-discovering the film and putting it into a heavy rotation (in April, 2012).