5.0 out of 5 based on 3 reviews. – Customer review on 03/10/2006

This is a great movie, Jarmusch has made a lot of these that have never been released. Starring an assortment of misfits and actors,singers and famous people, coffee and cigarettes is told in seperate story format, revolved around people drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes, The white stripes make an appearance, as well as legends such as Iggy Pop, Tom Waits, Steve Bucsemi and Bill Murray, if you love Jarmuschs other films which are yes mostly black and white and "boring" (to the cinematically ignorant) you will love this too

2.0 out of 5 based on 3 reviews. – Customer review on 13/03/2006

A movie composed of episodes about coffee and cigarettes. Some of the episodes are better than others, many feel incomplete and the overall impact is unsatisfying because there is no real identification point. Just as one starts to get a feel for a set of characters they are whisked away and replaced with a new set. There are incidental pleasures to be had, but they aren't enough.

1.0 out of 5 based on 3 reviews. – Customer review on 12/05/2007

Jim Jamursch's 'Coffee and Cigarettes' is what you'd expect from the director, a dull, pretentious film with next to no plot, and appearances by great actors (Bill Murray, Steve Buscemi) and cult personalities (Tom Waits, Iggy Pop) whose talents are completely wasted in a series of brief segments revolving around, as you'd guess, coffee and cigarettes (how Parisian). Most of the scenes in the film feel like out-takes from the equally insipid Blue in the Face, which actually featured an appearance by Jamursch. Could have been a little less obvious Jimbo.