Clever, touching, and obscenely charismatic, Breakfast at Tiffany's is a cinematic delight. Like a well-oiled machine, every component of this film, from the well-composed cinematography to gorgeous Audrey Hepburn's catlike screen presence, works together in perfect harmony. Although I didn't find myself particularly in awe of any aspect of Breakfast at Tiffany's, it certainly did win me over with its immense charm.

Also, in regards to Mickey Rooney's performance as the Chinese landlord, I thought it was hilarious. Cry more.

Por alguna razón esperaba más, no es una mala película, pero tampoco una obra maestra. Algo bastante predecible.

Audrey, por supuesto se llevó casi toda la atención, pero el papel de George Peppard también estuvo bien ejecutado. Después de verla en "Funny Face", con un rol totalmente opuesto, y luego ver su papel aquí, termino de confirmar que fue una, tanto polifacética, como excelente actriz. Cómo no amarla.

Excelente soundtrack. Increíble lo que puede hacer Henry Mancini con la música, una composición que le valió un merecido Oscar.

Una película romántica, sin llegar a lo empalagoso. Que aunque sentí que le faltó algo, es de las pocas románticas que realmente me llegan a gustar. Y amé que incorporaran al gato en la última escena.

I feel like a bad gay for not loving this movie.

If the beautiful, amazing Audrey Hepburn was still alive, she would be 84 years old. May 4th, today is her birthday, so out of love and respect for her I decided to watch this.

Happy Birthday Audrey.

What all these goofy haha Hollywood rom-coms should be striving for. Too bad there will never be another like Hepburn.

Audrey Hepburn is a marvel to watch, the chemistry between the two leads works well, the film is a sweet, cute and poignant portrayal of a "Real Phony" and an observer that falls for the charm of holly. I could call the character an airhead but, Audrey makes the character likable with her wit and exotic performance. One nitpicking the Japanese stereotype was a little dumb.

This is probably one of Miss Audrey Hepburn's overrated films. This piece was okay, but one should try her other films, as well... such as, Roman Holiday, Wait Until Dark, The Nun's Story, Two For The Road... you won't be disappointed.

Edwards over-directs, Mancini's score is overbearing and arguably, Hepburn's performance is just a bit too over-the-top. Yet, Breakfast at Tiffany's exists in a world of socialite Bohemia, and everything ought to be heighted in order to bring us into this exhausting world of heirs and self-loathing. As much as I enjoyed all of the overcooked elements (though let's all forget that Mickey Rooney was in this film... PLEASE), the ending fells neat and tidy in a way that doesn't quite match the film's overall manic aggression. Still, Breakfast at Tiffany's is an exceptionally good, imperfect movie.

I envy whoever can look past Mickey Rooney's character in this movie.

Film #14 of the 100 Movie June Challenge

Gonna have to change my initial rating after thinking about it, she started out adorable but near the end it was getting to the point of becoming annoying, still very pretty though!

One of our all-time favourites! We keep this one on DVD for rainy days.Chick flick my foot!

Es la primera pelicula que veo de Audrey y la verdad es que como actriz tiene una gran soltura y seguridad. Hermoso film con un hermoso mensaje y hermoso final.