‘Midnight in Paris’ movie review: Woody Allen’s enchanting love letter to Paris
Midnight in Paris is a shade of Woody Allen that we haven’t seen since 1985’s The Purple Rose of Cairo
September 20, 2011
Menu
Midnight in Paris is a shade of Woody Allen that we haven’t seen since 1985’s The Purple Rose of Cairo
Valentine’s Day is an adequate, pleasant-enough date movie, but it’s utterly unmemorable in almost every detail
Revolutionary Road is a real downer of a film buoyed by some phenomenal acting
The Day the Earth Stood Still feels restrained by the structure of a film it can’t possibly live up to
P.S. I Love You comes manufactured to forcibly extract tears directly from the ocular cavities of its viewers
The Golden Compass takes us to a wonderful, original mythological world but fails to present any kind of isolated story to take us through