24:40 I just love how in this scene the alienation between Gil to Inez and her parents is visually apparent with how they all are in bath robes and Gil isn't, as if it wasn't obvious from the dialogue throughout the film, but now it's visually obvious.
This movie is pure magic to me, and you’re right about the lack of chemistry between McAdams’ and Wilson’s characters. He’s going for pretty while she’s going for money that she can manipulate. No great love on either side, truth be told.
My literature teacher showed this movie to us in class back in 2013 (or around that time). I remember liking the picture at the time but never really looked into it after that. After 10 years I was strolling through Netflix and saw that movie being recommended so I gave it another look. Instantly fell in love with it. I have that same sentiment you describe towards it at the end, there’s simply nothing like this film. Such an interesting heroes journey in a gorgeous setting but being told in very smooth and light-hearted way, it’s impossible not to like. Not sure if there’s is a movie so technically sound, so well produced and directed while also being such an easy an fun watch. Does anyone know any other movie like this?
Shandor! Start at Woody’s beginning n witness his artistic growth! It’s beautiful to have watched! It may be hard to realize, but there was a time before the accusations started flying when America was in love with Woody! We could all witness true artistic evolution. Like Dylan and the Beatles we could see his growth. I’m not sure, but his turning point may have been Sam or possibly LOVE AND DEATH! But he has phases! ❤❤
This is one of my favorite movies. The more you know about the American expatriate community in Paris in the 1920s the better the movie is. I thought all of the actors portrayals of the different artists were spot on. I especially liked the characters of Ernest Hemingway and Zelda Fitzgerald. One last thing I would like to say, is I see a rhinoceros, no, two rhinoceroses.
I agree that while this isn't Woody's best film, it's a thoroughly enjoyable romantic film. I've watched it maybe three times and I never tire of it. And the idea behind it, of how we romanticize the past to escape from the problems of now, is a profound thought.
I thought if a characters name was spoken in the film and said character had no lines just a cameo , then it should be another real individual from that era. After Gill was dancing with a party woman participant, Adriana told Gill who was his dancing partner, Djuna Barnes . His reply was something like 'that makes sense, she was leading'. She had a career that wasn't spoken much of. A modernist literature journalist. Writing some stories of lesbian fiction. How brilliant that she made a living back then, when I'm sure there was much much more criticism & taboo. Now I'm looking up names of characters mentioned. Amazing that most were true to life individuals. A couple films that used names that were relevant to the movie - Forrest Gump, Young Frankinstien KEEP EXPLORING AND THANKS FOR YOUR CHOICES IN FILM
Midnight in Paris is a very good movie, but probably not in Woody’s top five films., Annie Hall and Manhattan being tops in my mind. Although other people will have different favorites and could make compelling arguments for them. His back catalogue is impressive.
I love this movie. The lead character’s yearning for a different life in a world of imagination is similar to what Woody presented in The Purple Rose of Cairo. But I like this film more.
Also, I want to say how much I enjoyed your understanding of the film. I think that most of the younger reactors on CZcams would not know who the artists are that are portrayed and they would easily miss the heart of this movie.
@@shandoratthecinema4098 Sorry. I meant that most of the other prominent reactors are younger than you. And I appreciate your perspective as being unique from theirs.
I think Woody Allen loves Paris...and wanted to make a film there, right? His next movie "To Rome With Love" to be in Rome for awhile!!! Must be Nice!!!!📜🎨📚🍷🔥
A WONDERFUL PBS SERIES ABOUT ARTISTS IS "LILLIE" ABOUT LILLIE LANGTRY WHO LIVED NEAR, SOCIALIZED AND KNEW ARTIST'S IN 1875-1900'S!!! YOU MIGHT LIKE IT.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Как печально, что такой прекрасный Париж только в этом кино. Была в Париже в 2017м году, какое разочарование 😢😢😢 Но чувство встречи с прошлым было в Марселе, Праге, Будапеште и Венеции.
As beautiful a few minutes as any to begin a film. This does for Paris what the black and white cinematography does for New York at the beginning of Allen's "Manhattan".
About the poetic dialogue; Woody Allen used actual quotes from the various artists he put in the film. His tribute to them.
He did? That'samazing!
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I just love how in this scene the alienation between Gil to Inez and her parents is visually apparent with how they all are in bath robes and Gil isn't, as if it wasn't obvious from the dialogue throughout the film, but now it's visually obvious.
Adrian Brody’s portrayal of Dali is one of my favourite ever movie parts.
This movie is pure magic to me, and you’re right about the lack of chemistry between McAdams’ and Wilson’s characters. He’s going for pretty while she’s going for money that she can manipulate. No great love on either side, truth be told.
Love when someone who's reacting to this movie gets all the artists right
WOODY ALLEN IS A GENIUS!!!👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤😎😎
My literature teacher showed this movie to us in class back in 2013 (or around that time). I remember liking the picture at the time but never really looked into it after that. After 10 years I was strolling through Netflix and saw that movie being recommended so I gave it another look. Instantly fell in love with it. I have that same sentiment you describe towards it at the end, there’s simply nothing like this film. Such an interesting heroes journey in a gorgeous setting but being told in very smooth and light-hearted way, it’s impossible not to like. Not sure if there’s is a movie so technically sound, so well produced and directed while also being such an easy an fun watch. Does anyone know any other movie like this?
LOVE THE PREMISE, THE CITY, THE ACTORS, THE TIME SHIFTS, ITS HEAVENLY😇😇😇😇😇
Lots of famous artists and writers in this...I LOVE IT❤❤❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
As an Art Lover and historian, I can watch this many times!!❤
I've seen this film at least half a dozen times!!!!😍😍😍LOVE IT!!!!!❤❤❤
Shandor!
Start at Woody’s beginning n witness his artistic growth! It’s beautiful to have watched!
It may be hard to realize, but there was a time before the accusations started flying when America was in love with Woody!
We could all witness true artistic evolution.
Like Dylan and the Beatles we could see his growth.
I’m not sure, but his turning point may have been Sam or possibly LOVE AND DEATH!
But he has phases! ❤❤
Love and Death remains my absolute favorite of Woody’s movies. It’s so damn funny.
@@brettv5967 agree!👍🏼
I guess my next Woody Allen movie is going to be Love And Death!
Actor who played Hemingway, had huge career Bump from this performance!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤
Woody Allen made another movie taking place in Rome. Another beautiful place like Paris.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I always picture Woody Allen in the movie...its so HIM!!!
FIRST 5 MINUTES IS A BEAUTIFUL AD FOR TOURISM!!!❤❤❤❤❤
This is one of my favorite movies. The more you know about the American expatriate community in Paris in the 1920s the better the movie is. I thought all of the actors portrayals of the different artists were spot on. I especially liked the characters of Ernest Hemingway and Zelda Fitzgerald. One last thing I would like to say, is I see a rhinoceros, no, two rhinoceroses.
Gauguin, Degas, LaTrec...WOW!!!!!
I'm a historian and and I love the PAST!!!🤓🤓🤓🤓
I agree that while this isn't Woody's best film, it's a thoroughly enjoyable romantic film. I've watched it maybe three times and I never tire of it. And the idea behind it, of how we romanticize the past to escape from the problems of now, is a profound thought.
Shandor you re very smart and perceptive
You loved it. I loved it. Perfect!❤
I CAN IMAGINE WOODY ALLEN IN OWEN'S PART.!❤
Great movie about Cole Porter..."D' Lovely" with Kevin Kline.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
SEEN THIS AT LEAST SIX TIMES!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
MICHAEL SHEEN (KNOW IT ALL) IS SO GOOD IN "GOOD OMENS" WITH DAVID TENNENT.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Actor playing Hemingway went on to great series!!!
I thought if a characters name was spoken in the film and said character had no lines just a cameo , then it should be another real individual from that era.
After Gill was dancing with a party woman participant, Adriana told Gill who was his dancing
partner, Djuna Barnes . His reply was something like
'that makes sense, she was leading'. She had a career that wasn't spoken much of. A modernist literature journalist. Writing some stories of lesbian fiction. How brilliant that she made a living back then, when I'm sure there was much much more criticism & taboo.
Now I'm looking up names of characters mentioned. Amazing that most were true to life individuals. A couple films that used names that were relevant to the movie -
Forrest Gump, Young Frankinstien
KEEP EXPLORING AND THANKS FOR YOUR CHOICES IN FILM
welcome back .. you look well...great little film..
Great review! Thanks for doing this movie!
Oui, c'est Carla Bruni.
Midnight in Paris is a very good movie, but probably not in Woody’s top five films., Annie Hall and Manhattan being tops in my mind. Although other people will have different favorites and could make compelling arguments for them. His back catalogue is impressive.
I've seen Annie Hall ages ago, but haven't seen Manhattan. I'll put it on my list!
Shandor you are so smart!
I love this movie. The lead character’s yearning for a different life in a world of imagination is similar to what Woody presented in The Purple Rose of Cairo. But I like this film more.
Also, I want to say how much I enjoyed your understanding of the film. I think that most of the younger reactors on CZcams would not know who the artists are that are portrayed and they would easily miss the heart of this movie.
Thank you! But I'm almost 38, so... you know, I'm not young anymore! :D
@@shandoratthecinema4098 Sorry. I meant that most of the other prominent reactors are younger than you. And I appreciate your perspective as being unique from theirs.
I CAN PICTURE WOODY IN THE ROLE!!!❤❤❤❤
Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas lived in Paris and had quite the "SALON"🎨📚🍷🔥🗼🗼🗼🗼🗼
I think Woody Allen loves Paris...and wanted to make a film there, right? His next movie "To Rome With Love" to be in Rome for awhile!!! Must be Nice!!!!📜🎨📚🍷🔥
Turn volume UP!!!
A WONDERFUL PBS SERIES ABOUT ARTISTS IS "LILLIE" ABOUT LILLIE LANGTRY WHO LIVED NEAR, SOCIALIZED AND KNEW ARTIST'S IN 1875-1900'S!!! YOU MIGHT LIKE IT.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
ADRIEN BRODY IS BRILLIANT AS DALI❤❤❤SEE HIM PLAY SICILIAN MOBSTER IN GREAT SERIES "PEAKY BLINDERS" SET IN 1920'S..👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Как печально, что такой прекрасный Париж только в этом кино. Была в Париже в 2017м году, какое разочарование
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Но чувство встречи с прошлым было в Марселе, Праге, Будапеште и Венеции.
As beautiful a few minutes as any to begin a film. This does for Paris what the black and white cinematography does for New York at the beginning of Allen's "Manhattan".
Check out "WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS" COMEDY SERIES.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😆😅😂😃😆😅😂
I THINK YOU'D LIKE IT.👍🏻👍🏻
WOODY MIGHT HAVE STRUGGLED WITH SAME ISSUES AS GIL.🙏🙏🙏🙏
WHERE ARE YOU FROM??? SLIGHT ACCENT...EASTERN EUROPE?? I'M HUNGARIAN...
MIDDLE EASTERN?? 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓