Brighton Beach Memoirs

Love this movie! The first movie in the set of Neil Simon movies, sometimes called the Eugene Series, this is the best one. Eugene Jerome is such a funny kid! All the characters in this movie are fabulous and memorable. I can watch this over and over! I must say that even though Matthew Broderick plays Eugene in Biloxi Blues (2nd in series), and he is a bigger star, Jonathan Silverman will always be Eugene Jerome to me!

Love the movie

Great movie and memories of back in the day.

This is not a review of the film. I ordered this DVD with standard shipping and it arrived two days later--ahead of schedule! This company processes and ships their orders very quickly. Although I purchased the DVD as used it came in shrink wrap and contained no scratches. It was as if it had never been open or even watched. The quality of the used DVD was like that of a brand new DVD. I highly recommended this companys used products since they must be very well taken care of. The DVD played perfectly in the DVD player. There was not any skipping or pauses (which would indicate scratching). This company processes and ships quickly and their used products arrive as if they were brand new. I highly recommend ordering from this company since the quality was brillant!

Film was excellent. In our senior household we were both extremely disappointed that this version was not closed captioned which resulted in us missing some of the fast moving dialogue. In the future how can we determine if a film we are purchasing is CC before we purchase?

Great movie. Glad it was on bluray.

One of my favorite movies...I could watch it again and again and am glad I will be able to do so...funny storyline (Neil Simons adolesence???)...great acting, just funny, funny, funny...

Sorry, I have not much more to say. Great Neil Simon play and funny movie. A favorite when I was a teen and my kids enjoyed it too.

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Back in the day I taped this off HBO and our family watched it over and over. Funny and heartwarming. This was Jonathan Silvermans debut and he is great as the teenage Jewish kid growing up in Brooklyn in the years before WWII. The family deals with their personal conflicts and social issues, but there isnt anything preachy about the message. The ensemble cast turns in a wonderful performance and the writing is, well, Neil Simon. Translated beautifully on the big screen.