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Described as the 'first Japanese noodle western', this amusing tale offers a satirical view of the relationship between food and sex, one of the director's favourite topics.
13 out of 13 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent Entertainment
L@K Your from A Birmingham /Belgrade /Edmonton Production, 4th February, 2005
Tampopo, a widowed noodle chef, is helped to become a first class chef by friends. Food is the theme throughout this movie and it includes novel uses of food as an erotic toy.There are a number of smaller stories about the importance of food, ranging from a gangster who mixes hot sex with food to a truck driver who helps tampopo achieve her perfect noodles--a great film and also great fun.
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3 out of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Very entertaining
NadeemF from from Saffron Walden, 6th November, 2005
A series of short stories focussed around food. The main story is the setting up of noodle bar by a unlikely group of friends, but others include the death of a gangster, and the death of the wife/mother in a family. Touching, funny, and culturally interesting.
2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Tampopo
A Customer from Edinburgh, 4th February, 2007
Deliriously blissful and sublime portrayal of the joy of food - or rather, of eating food. A 'must see' for all food maniacs. Watch out for the most wonderful demonstration of omelette making you will ever witness. Perfect, delicate and poetic. Treasure every moment.
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DANDY LION
earlkegga from from Nottingham, 29th June, 2008
Highly enjoyable little food stories. Sometimes quiet and well observed, occasionaly can be a bit Tv sketch book.....but of the best kind so that doesnt really matter!!!! see you later
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