Very well acted and written. Every one contibutes. Interesting look at life in the late 50's for a bunch of guys in their 20's. I guess that my only criticism is the gag about seeing Steve Guttenbergs bride, it add nothing and is a bit distracting.
Leonard Maltin/Plot synopsis:
Problems of growing up are nicely synthesized by writer-director Levinson in this look at a group of friends who hang out in a Baltimore diner in the 1950s. Obviously made with care and affection; a real sleeper. Levinson's directorial debut and first film of Barkin and Reiser.
