مزاحیہسال1972دورانیہ1h 54mIMDb7.2

Minnie and Moskowitz

مزاحیہڈرامہرومانی

A museum curator falls in love with a crazy parking attendant.

ابھی دیکھیں

ٹریلر

کاسٹ

John Cassavetes

Director

Gena Rowlands

Minnie

Seymour Cassel

Moskowitz

Val Avery

Zelmo Swift

Timothy Carey

Morgan Morgan

KC

Katherine Cassavetes

Sheba Moskowitz

ED

Elizabeth Deering

Girl

EA

Elsie Ames

Florence

Lady Rowlands

Georgia Moore

Holly Near

Irish

Judith Roberts

Wife

JD

Jack Danskin

Dick Henderson

EZ

Eleanor Zee

Mrs. Grass

SJ

Sean Joyce

Ned

David Rowlands

Minister

Darren Patrick Moloney

Jim's Son

AB

Alpha Blair

Girl at Bar

Bruce Brown

Husband

John Cassavetes

Jim

John Cassavetes

Writer

تبصرے

10 تبصرے

Barsha BasnetOct 16, 2023

Queen TaaoomaMay 29, 2023

source: Minnie and Moskowitz

Aj’s lounge & GrillsNov 16, 2022

Minnie and Moskowitz

Marx LeeNov 16, 2022

If I wanted to listen to crazy people talking gibberish, groping random strangers and getting into fights I don't have to watch a Cassavetes movie; I can drop into the Greyhound station, a crappy diner or a skid row tavern. If I didn't know better I'd swear Cassevetes convinced Cassel to wander into a bar and start harassing randos. The people seem genuinely peeved at his presence. Then we switch to Gena Rowlands, who no sooner gets introduced but we're subjected to watching director/actor and real-life husband!! Slapping her around!! And with that, I was out. Life is too short. I have yet to sit through an entire Cassevetes film and I consider New American Cinema to be the greatest era of film-making anywhere, anytime.

nabill_officielNov 16, 2022

Possibly John Cassavetes best film to date, and definitely his funniest. Seymour Cassel plays the young Moskowitz smitten with real-life wife of Cassavetes, Gena Rowlands, excellent as usual. A must see gem of a film, if you can locate it.

آآآيوتةةة👑🇱🇾Nov 16, 2022

real love. true love. mad love. beautiful love. ugly love. dirty love. sad love. happy love. silly love. smart love. gorgeous love. dumb love. love love love. minnie moore understands that what she really needs is a man who trust her, trust her and love her madly. of course when this man comes along... she tries to run away but seymour, wonderful seymour, he trusts her, he believes in her so he is going to fight for her against her. i want to be like seymour moskowitz. i want to be that kind of man. a man willing to love without been afraid to fail but willing to fail. that's a kind of hero. that's my kind of hero... and minnie moore is my kind of woman. long live cassavetes and all his lovely bunch!

Uya KuyaNov 16, 2022

A museum curator (Gena Rowlands) falls in love with a crazy parking attendant (Seymour Cassel). Although not one of the title characters, the most memorable actor in this film is Val Avery. He gives an incredible monologue where he goes from sad sack to abusive and everywhere in between. We never like him, but we might feel sorry for him one minute and despise him the next. Quite the performance. Roger Ebert gave the film four stars and singled out Seymour's "magnificent mustache" for appreciation. Indeed, that mustache is pretty amazing and one hopes it was not just the makeup department that provided that impressive tuft.

thakursadhana000Nov 16, 2022

I'm not a huge fan of slick Hollywood phoniness, but this film made me long for "Hollywood values". At least the boys and girls of Tinseltown know how to tell a story. If you are going to tell a story about a cultured, upper-middle-class woman falling for a not-too-bright, ill-mannered jerk of at best average appearance, you need to develop the characters, their motives, and the dynamics of their inherently implausible relationship convincingly. What this film needs is a lot more preliminary development of Minnie's character and a good deal less of the repetitious, one-note, top-of-the-lungs interaction between her and Moskowitz. It needs, in short, a better script and better direction. Cassavetes may have been a luminary of US independent cinema, but on this evidence at least his importance is strictly historical.

Jamie LimNov 16, 2022

In between 2 and 3 stars. Like Faces (1968), which I also couldn't finish, this was overly dramatic. Lines like "I think about you so much, I forget to go to the bathroom!". And Jim (Cassavetes) and Moskowitz (Cassel) were, IMO, both impulsive and physical towards Minnie (Rowlands) that it was surprising and hurt suspension of disbelief that she didn't call the police on either of them, especially Moskowitz. At least, she had known Jim for some time and professed to love him. Moskowitz she hardly knew. This couldn't have ended the way it did. Should have been a noir like "Looking for Mr. Goodbar". ------------------------------ My IMDb ratings 1 Deliberately botched 2 I don't want to see it 3 I FF'd through it 4 Bad 5 I don't get it 6 Good 7 Great but with a major flaw 8 Great 9 Noir with moral 10 Inspiring with moral.

LADIPOENov 16, 2022

Zelmo says "people that listen continuously are much more interesting than people that talk continuously" He doesn't get the girl. Seymour says "I think about you so much I forget to go to the bathroom." He gets the girl. "When I'm with someone I want to get away." This is the girl speaking. Her name is Minnie . She also says "I don't like men. They smile too much. You see a lot of teeth." This is no ordinary love story. Correction this is an extraordinary love story where Minnie ultimately becomes a Moskowitz which is difficult to say with a straight face. But the ultimate romance is between John Cassavetes and the English language. Forget the popcorn, to eternally enjoy Minnie &Moskowitz, have a notepad and some shorthand and "if you have bread, we can make toast."

Featured Picks

مزید entertainment چاہتے ہیں؟ ہمارے recommended gaming hub اور short-drama destination کو explore کریں۔

Instant Games

Gamixo

Puzzles، cards، sports اور quick challenges والے casual browser games چند سیکنڈ میں کھیلیں۔

Short Drama

VSKIT Drama

Trending mini-series، romance stories اور نئے short dramas کو fast daily updates کے ساتھ دیکھیں۔