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New York, New York Director: Martin Scorsese Cast: Liza Minnelli, Robert De Niro, Lionel Stander, Barry Primus

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/04/2007
  • Original Release: 1977
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 24,586
 
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Disc One:; Martin Scorsese's introduction to New York, New York; Audio commentary by director Martin Scorsese and film critic Carrie Rickey; Alternate takes/deleted scenes; Photo gallery; ; Disc Two:; The New York, New York Stories Part One; The New York, New York Stories Part Two; Liza on New York, New York; Commentary on selected scenes by Laszlo Kovacs, asc

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Disc #1 -- New York, New York [30th Anniversary 2-Disc Edition]
1. Main Title/V-J Day Hustle [7:43]
2. The Smallest Small Talk [13:57]
3. Powell-Doyle-Powell [4:14]
4. Taxi to Brooklyn [3:32]
5. Boy-Girl Act/A New Kind of Love [4:45]
6. "It's a Lot Easier" [3:59]
7. The Agent's Love Letter [4:08]
8. Where's Francine?/Lucky Star [8:13]
9. The Road Between Dates [2:45]
10. "They're Not Sure" [5:17]
11. The Best Frontman [4:35]
12. The Man I Love [3:35]
13. The Leader and His Wife [5:32]
14. Just You, Just Me [1:12]
15. Baby Pains [3:15]
16. Road to Nowhere [4:51]
17. Feelings & Understanding [3:40]
18. With the Cool Cats [3:20]
19. Screaming in Cars [4:20]
20. Top of the What? [:37]
21. The Drink Order [1:40]
22. "Even Your Wife" [5:39]
23. A Record Contract [8:08]
24. Honeysuckle Rose [4:09]
25. Scared, Angry & Jealous [3:19]
26. It's a Jimmy [6:08]
27. But the World Goes 'Round [4:43]
28. Happy Endings [4:30]
29. Success for Jimmy [12:55]
30. New York, New York [4:21]
31. Awkward Reunion [4:02]
32. End Credits [6:41]

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Editorial Reviews

Martin Scorsese's 1977 revisionist musical, New York, New York, reviled upon release, looks more and more like one of the great, unheralded films of the '70s with the passage of time. The film begins just after the end of the Second World War (opening with a sprawling V-J Day sequence) and tells the story of the romance between saxophonist Jimmy Doyle (Robert De Niro) and singer Francine Evans (Liza Minnelli). Although the gritty Scorsese might not be an obvious orchestrator for a swinging, show-tune driven tale, he deftly crafts New York, New York into an homage to the great backstage musicals (all the numbers are "performances" -- think Footlight Parade rather than Oklahoma!). With ravishing visuals, courtesy of cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs (The King of Marvin Gardens), the film is a celebration of movies and the beautiful joys of cinematic artifice. But Scorsese doesn't adhere to all the musical rules: He makes his characters complex and genuine, as opposed to the smiling, saccharine inhabitants of many classics in the genre. Doyle is an arrogant lout, but as played by De Niro he's so dynamic you can't take your eyes off him. The specter of Judy Garland hovers over Minnelli's Francine Evans, giving a haunting touch to her performance. The memorable score -- "Start spreadin' the news…" -- is by Kander and Ebb. Chas Turner, Barnes & Noble

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