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Binding: DVDEAN: 0698324001096 Format: Anamorphic, Color, Full length, Import, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Label: Itami Productions Manufacturer: Itami Productions Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Itami Productions Region Code: 1 Release Date: May 22, 2005 Running Time: 114 minutes Studio: Itami Productions Average Rating:
 Rating: - Down Right Eye OpeningI had read about Tampopo and became instantly intrigued so I set out to watch in hope it was as interesting as I had built it up to be in my head from the brief synopsis. While watching this movie I quickly realized it was quite different than anything I had seen. This movie is hysterical from beginning to end it is genius how such a simple story line can be done so well I cannot imagine it being done any better. This is the movie that really spawned my love and interest in Japanese films. ... Read More Rating: - very well done japanese westernexcelent movie loved it.first saw it in 1985 in nyc.wanted to add it to my collection of great movies. Rating: - The Robinson fableIf I had to choose ONE film to take it with me to a desert island, this would be the one. Since the first time I saw it, in a little cinema in Paris, I have enjoyed as much every single time I had the occasion to see it again. The film is perfuct, funny, touching, intelligent - I would just wish that the technical quality of the picture would be better. Then I would not only see the film; I would eat it as well. Rating: - Sex and Death, and The CowboyOne of my all-time favorite movies, which manages to satirize EVERYTHING without bitterness or cruelty. Especially Westerns, and Gourmets, and Gangsters, and Bushido, and. . . . . . it's really really FUNNY. Rating: - More than just ramenThe main storyline is about a bunch of culinary experts helping a noodle shop to become the best. It is funny as it is, but the real treat is in the sidetracks. The film has lots of sidebar stories, very loosely connected to the main noodle shop story. However, each and every sidebar is a satire on some aspect of Japanese culture and social customs - without being antagonistic on either. The film is very funny and it gives you with that warm fuzzy feeling at the end. While being very ... Read More |
