A Jim Jarmusch Movie About 'Coffee and Cigarettes'

Reviews of Coffee and Cigarettes

Coffee and Cigarettes Movie Review From Filmcritic.com

"Coffee and cigarettes. What is it about this magical combination of caffeine and cancer that's so irresistible to millions of café and pub patrons around the world? Despite its title, don't go looking to Jim Jarmusch's Coffee and Cigarettes for the answer..."

Coffee and Cigarettes Plot from A User On IMBD

"It was at that point that I realized I hadn't just watched a string of jokey short stories, but a string of jokey short stories that say a lot about human nature and life in general."

Coffee and Cigarettes Movie Review From The New York Times

The New York Times talks about how Coffee and Cigarettes reflects the way life was. The way grabbing a coffee and a smoke used to be, a break from the ordinary, that is BEFORE we started living life on the run, drinking our coffee in cardboard cups, and isolating smokers from the population. The film is in black and white, which suits the smoky environments it reflects and the coffee is drunk in porcelain coffee cups.

Coffee and Cigarettes Movie Review By Roger Ebert

Roger Ebert says that this movie presents a group of assorted and strange performances, reflective in his mind at least, of some of the conversations you might encounter at your local coffee shop.