Dinner Rush | Danny Aiello, John Rothman

Dinner Rush | Danny Aiello, John Rothman | entertainment--dinner

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Dinner Rush

	Dinner Rush Danny Aiello, John Rothman New Line Home Video, 2003 average customer review:based on 48 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

During the course of one frenzied evening a restaurant owner and bookmaker deals with a potential hostile takeover a snooty critic and his attraction to his dead partner's widow. Danny Aiello and John Corbett bring the behind-the-scenes drama of a NYC Italian restaurant to life through an exciting tale of gangsters and gourmet food.Running Time: 99 min.System Requirements:Running Time 99 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: R UPC: 794043610523

dINNER rUSH

This is a great movie and you wont see the ending coming. Its a great underrated movie
I love Danny Aeillo - he never gets enough good reviews

Domenic

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It was just entertaining to see the fellows work in the kitchen, to see the atmosphere/patrons in the dining room. I thought it was fun, and it held my attention to see how things were going to unfold. It's o.k.

Great acting, compelling story

I saw this movie in the theater by accident - my friend and I went to see a movie that had left the day before and so we saw "Dinner Rush" instead. I was blown away. I hadn't seen it for awhile until recently and was wondering if I'd still like it. I did. The energy of a busy restaurant, interaction of the compelling characters, and fine acting all around make this a movie worth watching.

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dinner rush

We saw Dinner Rush on satelite and were hooked. Immediately went to Amazon and purchased. The movie is excellent for those who like real inter action of personalities which eventually comes to a justified conclusion. Danny Aiello is superb!

Visually rich, good acting, nice twist at the end

NO SPOILERS HERE: This is a shorter film than most and is without a gripping plot, but I was captivated by the acting and the visual richness. There are a few interwoven story lines. If you are interested in restaurants and/or cooking, food and restaurant trends, or just the type of films that have more character exploration than action, you will enjoy this one. The actor who played an art critic taking some artists and hangers on to dinner was so effective at his role that I felt uncomfortable watching him. I had an idea of how it would end and was right, but that didn't spoil it for me. Too bad Hollywood never makes sequels to good films like this one - the various story lines leave lots of possibilities.

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