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Next Stop, Greenwich Village (1976)

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Summary: An aspiring actor leaves his home in Brooklyn for adulthood in Manhattan in Paul Mazursky's loosely autobiographical comedy-drama. In 1953, would-be thesp Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) flees his hysterically clinging mother (Shelley Winters) for a $25-a-month (!!) apartment in bohemian Greenwich Village... (All Movie Guide)
Genre: Comedy
Country: USA
Directed By: Paul Mazursky
Written By: Paul Mazursky
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na AAAutin
47
 T5
na jodamico
83
 T9
na edaz
65
 T1
na orangezen
60
 T3
na filmcricket
62
 T7
na rottentomat
80
 T7
na barbarali
80
 T8
na pzingg
90
 T7
na schizotoast
70
 T6
na JooJoo
6
 T6
na DrinkMilk
75
 T9
na 5thHobbit
69
 T2
na dr. radical
57
 T6
na simona
80
 T5
na TroyAnderson
65
 T6
na imdb
69
 T7
na danielldb
70
 T6
na Moribunny
78
 T9
An excellent movie with a frilly, often digressing script, and an amazing cast - especially Baker and the awesome Shelley Winters as his mother, but also featuring the then relatively unknown Walken and Goldblum. Captivating throughout, touching and frequently funny.
na winds
4
 T3
na norval_jones
88
 T8
na dharmabum
69
 T6
Average Tier 6 from 21 Rankings rss