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Midnight in Paris

Posted: 5/30/11 at 11:59am

Has anyone seen Woody Allen's latest? I loved this movie! It was so beautifully shot and refreshing - and the casting was amazing.

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

Midnight in Paris

Posted: 5/30/11 at 12:01pm

I want to see this so badly. I was going to go yesterday but Bradley Cooper beckoned me so I saw THE HANGOVER 2 instead.

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Posted: 5/30/11 at 3:34pm

Had intended to skip this, but may reconsider now.

I saw it last night! Really enchanting film. Really harks back to Allen's older, wacky films. A really wonderful cast (a surprise performance by Nina Arianda who is hysterical in such a subtle way) and a smart script. Probably my favorite Allen film since Bullets Over Broadway.

"Sing the words, Patti!!!!" Stephen Sondheim to Patti LuPone.

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Posted: 5/30/11 at 6:54pm

I hope there is a soundtrack. Kathy Bates deserves an Oscar nom along with the costumes, the screenplay, the cinematography. Adrien Brody is a witty and fun Salvador Dali. :)

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Posted: 5/30/11 at 9:42pm

I almost wet my pants when they introduced some of the characters - I intentionally had no idea what this film was about going in, and I agree that there needs to be a soundtrack. Loved the live Cole Porter.

Best line was "yea, but you guys are surrealists, of course it makes sense to you!"

It reminded me of Bullets Over Broadway as well. It has the heartfelt tone of his earlier films - there's not as much dark melodrama.

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

Midnight in Paris

Posted: 5/30/11 at 10:56pm

Saw it today, and it was FABULOUS!! See it if you have a chance!

"If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn't help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was just as selfish as we are, or we've got to acknowledge that He commanded us to love the poor and serve the needy without condition and then admit that we just don't want to do it." -Stephen Colbert

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 12:19pm

The most delightful film he's made since "Bullets over Broadway"...

My hope is that he gets Europe out of his system - refreshed and renewed - and comes home to make a new string of New York masterpieces.

"There's no damn business like show business - you have to smile to keep from throwing up." - Billie Holiday

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 12:22pm

I saw an interview with him last week where he said he's not done with New York yet and would love to film here again. Here's hoping!!

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 2:29pm

He should direct Gypsy.

Do you know what happens when you let Veal Prince Orloff sit in an oven too long?

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 2:31pm

He should play Herbie with Scarlett Johansson as Louise.

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 3:17pm

It's common knowledge Barbra knew Woody from the Open Mike Nights in the 60"s...

I also think it's pretty common knowledge that he wrote the Tracy Ullman part "Small Town Crooks" especially for Barbra who of course turned him down ("I'd love to Woody. But. I'm building a new bathroom - and I can't get away)..

If you watch the film closely - Tracy even talks like Barbra...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix7N10HGAvE&feature=related

"There's no damn business like show business - you have to smile to keep from throwing up." - Billie Holiday

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Posted: 5/31/11 at 5:12pm

Omg, love Small Time Crooks. "Can't you tell fortunes or something? You look like a gypsy!"

He has a particular way of capturing cities without making them look industrial or cold. He does it amazingly with New York, the concrete jungle, but when he films Paris it's just unbelievably sensuous and soft. It made me want to book my flight today!

He even makes the GW bridge look good. Does anyone remember that scene in Manhattan Murder Mystery where they're driving over the bridge to Benny Goodman?

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

Updated On: 5/31/11 at 05:12 PM

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Posted: 6/1/11 at 12:26pm

I want Woody to appear in his films again! He coulda played the Owen Wilson part.

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Posted: 6/1/11 at 2:43pm

I actually thought Owen Wilson was a great stand-in for Woody himself. I think he's getting a little too old to pull off those roles anymore. It's not as endearing as it was when he was semi-innocent looking..

He could have done a great cameo, though!

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

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Posted: 6/2/11 at 8:55pm

Loved it as well. Had a good laugh and a good time.

'Take me out tonight where's there's music and there's people and they're young and alive.'

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Posted: 6/2/11 at 8:55pm

Loved it as well. Had a good laugh and a good time.

'Take me out tonight where's there's music and there's people and they're young and alive.'

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Posted: 6/5/11 at 8:29pm

One of Allens best.Even though we just got back from Paris, she wants to go back after seeing the beginning of it.Flawless in every department. look forward to the DVD.

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Posted: 6/5/11 at 8:32pm

And I've since discovered that Woody will indeed be appearing in his next film! Looking forward to it already...I'm sure he'll make Rome seem as mouth-watering as Paris!

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Posted: 6/14/11 at 7:02pm

Just saw this today and like everyone else I just loved it. It's doing pretty good business for being shown in so few theaters. A simple film filled with magic and wit. Oh, and it did not cost millions of dollars and was not in 3-D. How refreshing!

'There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently' -Robert Evans-

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Posted: 6/14/11 at 9:15pm

I loved this movie so much. I started to think it was written just for me because of how much I geeked out throughout the film. Every new character--even the ones I don't like the writing of--put a big smile on my face. The use of music was wonderful.

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Posted: 6/14/11 at 9:30pm

I felt the same way. It was heartwarming and refreshing. I loved all the artists towards the end of the film and how everyone was ever-nostalgic. The undercover cop trapped in Versailles was hilarious.

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

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Posted: 6/19/11 at 1:50pm

I finally saw the film this morning and walked out of the theater with a huge smile on my face. Everything said about it is true and I can't wait to take everyone I know to go see it.

Watching it (and I never think this) I kept thinking that it could make a really terrific musical!

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Posted: 6/24/11 at 10:46am

I'm hoping Warren Beatty has the same luck Woody has with his upcoming new movie.

Woody Allen On Top At Age 75: 'Midnight In Paris' Now His Biggest Hit In 25 Years

http://www.deadline.com/2011/06/woody-allen-on-top-at-age-75-midnight-in-paris-now-his-biggest-hit-in-25-years/

'There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently' -Robert Evans-

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Posted: 6/24/11 at 11:28am

I found the whole thing something of a wet noodle. Owen Wilson should stick to the kind of junk comedies for which he is renowned. He's totally out of his depth here. I liked Mimi Kennedy's dry performance. She scored the only laughs in the film.
Oh well, at least there were some nice views of Paris.

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