Woody Allen
Midnight in Paris
7.7While on a trip to Paris with his fiancée's family, a nostalgic screenwriter finds himself mysteriously going back to the 1920s everyday at midnight.
- Director: Woody Allen
- Main Cast: Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Kurt Fuller, Mimi Kennedy
- Cinematography: Darius Khondji
- Screenplay: Woody Allen
Cinema Premiere: May 20, 2011
Reviews
10 reviews of Midnight in Paris (2011)
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10 / 10
At "Midnight in Paris", the 76-year-old director shows that he is still the best in the world at sharp and funny so-called 'oneliners'. - Mats Johnson
Swedish: gp.se »
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9 / 10
Literary giants of the 1920s and Owen Wilson interact in Woody Allen's love letter to the City of Light.
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8.3 / 10
This is a cute and incredibly charming film that engages and inspires, and as usual, Allen has brought together a cast of star actors where even the comedian Wilson performs surprisingly well! - Tor Aavatsmark
Swedish: ljudochbild.se »
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8 / 10
When Wilson finally gets passion in Coco Chanel's sidekick, he realizes that it is the same even in the 1920s, and the discussion about what one has and does not have is thoroughly unraveled. The film goes from cozy to philosophical. - Caroline Ringskog Ferrada-Noli
Swedish: ng.se »
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8 / 10
The film is a thoroughly well-written, fun, charming and loving tribute to old art and literary heroes as well as romanticism itself and the lovely Paris. - Andreas Samuelson
Swedish: moviezine.se »
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8 / 10
Owen Wilson is brilliant in the Allen role that the director has now realized he is far too old to play himself. - Fredrik Sahlin
Swedish: svt.se »
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8 / 10
If you think the combination of Woody Allen and Paris sounds appealing, you'll enjoy "Midnight in Paris". - Mårten Blomkvist
Swedish: dn.se »
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4 / 10
"Midnight in Paris" really feels like something a 75-year-old has pulled out of a dusty hiding place in order to give Allen fans a genuine reason to go to the cinemas. - Mats Bråstedt
Swedish: expressen.se »
Box Office
Midnight in Paris has earned a total of 151 672 318 dollars from cinemas across the world (the global box office).
1. Observer
Gorgeously photographed by Iranian-born Darius Khondji, the film is so breathtaking that it’s worth a ticket for the cinematography alone. See it, and you’ll want to book a weekend in Paris with your next tax refund.
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