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« on: January 30, 2012, 10:38:53 PM »

Not a review, but to just say, if you like Woody Allen, you will Love this movie.  I did.  beer
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« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2012, 10:57:33 PM »

wow...i cant beleive i didnt review this one...oops. It was a fantastic movie. Made me fall in love with Paris. I loved all of the cameos. And it made me look up that period of time with Ernest Hemmingway and the Fitzgeralds....was a very interesting read. I like it when movies make me research beyond the two hours in the dark.

The scenery was great. I enjoyed the "point" of the movie. I enjoyed Carla Bruni!! she is skinny tho aint she???

I dont know if i could tell it was a "woody allen movie" and that may be a good thing for some. but the writing was great as it explored the notion of knowing you were born in the wrong era and what you would do if you could change that...I agree, two, i think most will love this movie :D
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« Reply #2 on: January 31, 2012, 09:56:27 AM »

It really is incredibly well written. Once the characters start talking, they never stop. It's amazing to me that somebody can write 2 hrs of non stop listenable dialogue and you are never bored. Owen Wilson does his best to channel Woody himself with his delivery and pulls it off nicely. 30  years ago, Woody would have played this part himself. Now I need to watch Annie Hall again..doh! smileys7 laughing
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