Giancarlo Esposito, Harvey Keitel, Jared Harris
This return to Auggie Wren's friendly neighborhood cigar store, the same locale viewers visited in Smoke (USA/1995), offers a series of love letters to (among other things) marriage, nicotine, the Bro...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 4, 2003
Stats: 143 reviews
Considering its made from outtakes and unused script from the first film, this 'sequel' stands up very well on its own. Its far more philosophical and irrelevant than the first, and is equally laid back, its only diminishing feature are the constant and unnecessary cameos, althou...( read more)
Unjustly criticized film made from outtakes from the superior Smoke. I think too many critics compared it to that film rather than on it's own merits, but I absolutely loved the slice of life feeling of this film. Really good stuff.
The humor in the movie was mostly subtle which worked really well. I honestly just bought the movie because Madonna makes a 2-minute appearance, but I actually liked it a lot!
More disjointed than Smoke, Blue in The Face actually disappointed me despite some good cameos and an enjoyable performance by Keitel. Kind of an homage to Brooklyn, it has some charm, but lacks the script and the structure from Smoke, and is just not as funny as it intends to be.
Yndlings filmen. Fantastisk scene med Jim Jarmusch der ryger sin sidste lucky strike
çok tatliydi daha ne olsun 5 günde çekilmis. jim jarmusch da var.. coffee & cigarettes reklamini yapmis filmde.
Very Witty & Funny...A little short if you ask me! Love the Star Appearances, love the text, and the characters are vibrant and real. Brooklyn Represent! LOL
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