Friday, January 27, 2012
Midnight in Paris
Brillant, witty, unpredictable, surprising. This film was a hit with me at least! I have been hearing a lot of great reviews for Midnight in Paris and I finally viewed it for myself. I actually did not know what the movie was about, just that it was so good according to my friends. So, after baking some yummy brownies along with warm hot chocolate, I snuggled up next to my Chilean man and began viewing the movie.
First of all, I love Owen Wilson as an actor. He never ceases to amuse me with his dry humor. His character in Woody Allen's film was definitely unique. I think most of us can say we know someone that was probably born in the wrong era, forever desiring things of years past. Gil is unfortunately attached to Inez (Rachel McAdams) and her upscale lifestyle growing up in a wealthy family. The adventure begins when Gil spends his magical nights in Paris with the likes of Picasso, Bunuel, Dali, and even one of Picasso's mistresses.
I went into geek mode when these famous artists discussed their works and lives intertwining within Paris. Claudio and I had several good laughs when a new famous character appeared on screen. I have to say, Woody Allen did a splendid job casting actors for these personalities. I knew Adrien Brody was Dali before he even said a word!
I applaud Woody Allen for this movie and encourage you to watch if you haven't already! Any other movie suggestions?
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