Renewed my belief in Woody Allen's talents
Woody Allen’s newer films have been extraordinarily up and down so I was a bit apprehensive about Midnight In Paris. It turned out to be a pleasant surprise and my favorite of his current work.<br /><br />It stars Owen Wilson as a struggling writer who falls in love with Paris. The next thing he knows he finds himself in the 1920s meeting F. Scott/Tom Hiddleston and Zelda Fitzgerald/Alison Pill, Ernest Hemingway/Corey Stoll, Gertrude Stein/Kathy Bates, Salvador Dali/Adrien Brody, and others. It becomes a great fantasy with not only the personalities, but the music and the culture. It creates a conflict for Wilson because it makes his current situation feel trivial. There lies the dilemma. Does he want to stay in the past and focus upon nostalgia or will he find happiness in the present?<br /><br />There’s also some jokes, mostly funny lines by the likes of Hemingway/Stoll who plays the author as super masculine talking about sleeping with women and shooting animals.<br /><br />I found the movie great fun and laughed out loud during parts. It’s a surprising adventure. It also redeemed my belief in Allen’s talent.
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