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29th Street (1991)

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Directed byGeorge Gallo
CastAnthony LaPaglia, Danny Aiello, Lainie Kazan, Frank Pesce and Robert Forster
Theatrical ReleaseNovember 1, 1991
Running Time101 minutes
MPAA RatingR (Restricted)
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Average user review: 5.0 (54 reviews)

rating: 5 Quote29th StreetQuote
My husband and I saw this movie on cable and loved it. Bought it for him as part of his wedding anniversary gift. A nice addition to our home movie library. March 3, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteBest MovieQuote
This is one of the funniest movies, this is a great buy and a must. January 19, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteMovie about growing up Italian in NYCQuote
This is not a well known film but a personal favorite. Those who loved A BRONX TALE will get a kick out of this and for the same reasons. A sterotyical Italian/American family living in NYC and all the humor that can go along with that... PLUS, it has parts that can warm the heart. Both men and woman love this film. January 12, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteArizona Review/Great Christmas Movie MLBQuote
We recorded this movie from HBO when it came out in the nineties. We watch it every December, with It's a Wonderful Life and Home Alone. Even though the lanquage is kind of rough, it is full of laughs, and tears and a great ending. The best part about 29th Street is that it is an awesome, true story.

December 26, 2007

rating: 5 QuoteSweet Movie Based on a True Story Quote
29th Street is a sweet movie that is great to watch during the holidays since so much of it is set at Christmas time and it has a nice message. If it wasn't for the very raw language this could almost be a family film but then if the language was cleaned up it would not be a realistic story of this man and his life. This is one of the handful of movies where the real life hero plays a smaller part in the film (in this case Frank plays his policeman brother). The characters argue, curse and shout but their love for each other shines through painting an endearing picture of blue collar New Yorkers in the 1970's. A film that deserves to be more well known than it is. January 14, 2007

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