 | Health |
| Year: | 2011 |
| Genre: | Comedy, Fantasy, Romance |
| Starring: | Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Kathy Bates |
| Director: | Woody Allen |
Review: Woody Allen's love affair with France, which goes back several decades, finds its finality with Midnight in Paris, the Parisian end of ALLENS brochures, which recently opened at the Film Festival of Cannes on Wednesday. The good news is that Allen seem to pay attention to the way that does not always happen last films, and found a way to channel their often caustic misanthropy, half-comic fear of death, and anti-US Dollars that pleasant bitterness of comic whimsy. Midnight in Paris nominal point is that we've all got to make the best of life in our time while longing for the past that probably never existed. If anything, Allen seems to blame when such goods for his compulsive romanticism, his obsession with the past and his disconnection from contemporary American life. Allen baked us a sweet, airy Parisian dessert with just feeling sentimental substance in the end. One of his best films in its last years.
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