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Movie Overview
Cast
• Steve Buscemi
• Juliette Binoche
• Maggie Gyllenhaal
Director
• Gus Van Sant
• Joel Coen
• Alexander Payne
• Olivier Assayas
• Frederic Auburtin
• Gérard Depardieu
• Christoffer Boe
• Gurinder Chadha
• Sylvain Chomet
• Ethan Coen
• Isabel Coixet
• Wes Craven
• Christopher Doyle
• Vincenzo Natali
• Vincenzo Natali
MPAA Rating
R - for language and brief drug use
Paris, Je T'aime (2007)

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OFCS Rating: 74% Fresh
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4/5
"This bittersweet love-letter to France's capital is as richly cosmopolitan as the city itself."  Channel 4 Film  Anton Bitel

3/5
"Practically giddy with energy."  Filmcritic.com  Chris Barsanti

C-
"I suppose you can take the anthology as a sampling of Parisian atmospheres, but hardly anywhere is a place you'd want to visit for long."  ColeSmithey.com  Cole Smithey

2.5/4
"If you love films (and Paris) then this omnibus edition is strongly recommended."  rec.arts.movies.reviews  David N. Butterworth

C
"One of those anthology films that seems like a good idea but never quite works because it lacks the vision of one filmmaker to put it all together."  Ozus' World Movie Reviews  Dennis Schwartz

"Paris, Je T'aime's brimming declaration of love to the City of Lights leaves one breathless but dissatisfied."  Village Voice  Ed Gonzalez

3/5
"(...) Un film colectivo irregular, con segmentos olvidables, otros muy bizarros, y algunos realmente sorprendentes."  Uruguay Total  Enrique Buchichio

B+
"A masterful achievement, both as a film and as a heartfelt love letter to one of the world's most romantic cities."  EricDSnider.com  Eric D. Snider

"Alluring, all in all, and unfulfilling"  CinePassion  Fernando F. Croce

B
"Varied in tone and perspective, but also variable in narrative quality. But Paris je t'aime offers at least as many hits as misses."  One Guy's Opinion  Frank Swietek

3/5
"A delightful and varied glimpse of men and women grappling with love, meaning, and loss in various neighborhoods of Paris."  Spirituality and Practice  Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

3/4
"A scattered pastiche of petite vignettes that displays a frenetic charm."  Palo Alto Weekly  Jeanne Aufmuth

7/10
"It's like having the sampler plate at a restaurant: it never feels quite like a real meal, yet can be delicious just the same."  ReelTalk Movie Reviews  Jeffrey Chen

3/4
"Finally, the city that has inspired so much love gets a love letter all its own."  Big Picture Big Sound  Joe Lozito

B-
"God Bless Alexander Payne, the only director who actually embraces the collection's title as inspiration...and makes us fall in melancholy, vicarious love."  Reeling Reviews  Laura Clifford

3/4
"You never know what you'll get, but it will always look ravishing."  TV Guide's Movie Guide  Maitland McDonagh

2.5/4
"Fascinating but shaky experiment."  Mark Reviews Movies  Mark Dujsik

2/4
"Typical of such compilations, results tend to vary wildly."  Slant Magazine  Nick Schager

4/5
"There are a couple of unquestioned triumphs, a couple of unmitigated disasters and the rest fall somewhere in between the two extremes -- but it winds up being somewhat more satisfying in the end than many films of this type."  eFilmCritic.com  Peter Sobczynski

3.5/5
"Taken as a whole, it's a remarkably textured look at the City of Lights."  Shadows on the Wall  Rich Cline

B+
"If you've ever wondered why so many people go so moony over the City of Lights, then this breezy postcard is an excellent place to start."  Flipside Movie Emporium  Rob Vaux

C
"[Glen] Hassard and [Marketa] Irglova, newcomers to feature film, show both natural acting skills and terrific musical ability."  Reeling Reviews  Robin Clifford

8/10
"Eighteen short stories in 120 minutes is almost too much to take but this film seems to bind them all together, somehow, with love."  Monsters and Critics  Ron Wilkinson

A-
"... modestly but richly sculpted pieces, a feeling carved out of a brief slice of time and place, the discreet suggestion of a relationship in just a couple of minutes."  Seattle Post-Intelligencer  Sean Axmaker

3/4
"Offers a smorgasbord of distinct styles as it compiles an unprecedented movie mix tape of poetic interludes."  Charlotte Weekly  Sean O'Connell

6/10
"It's an engaging sampler of different perspectives that never quite connect, but it does make you want to contact your travel agent as soon as possible."  www.susangranger.com  Susan Granger

8/10
"A fantastic travelogue."  Antagony & Ecstasy  Tim Brayton
OFCS Rating: 74% Fresh
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