Midnight in Paris

2011
A
1h 34min

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On vacation in Paris, a married man who is somewhat of a killjoy slowly falls in love ... with the city itself.

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Romantic Comedy Comedy Fantasy Romance

Un escritor nostálgico, de viaje en París con la familia de su prometida, viaja a los años 20 cada día a medianoche.Un escritor nostálgico, de viaje en París con la familia de su prometida, viaja a los años 20 cada día a medianoche.Un escritor nostálgico, de viaje en París con la familia de su prometida, viaja a los años 20 cada día a medianoche.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 26 premios y 103 nominaciones en total

Vídeos8

Midnight In Paris: Why Are You So Dressed Up?

Clip 0:41

Midnight In Paris: Parents In Restaurant (Uk)

Clip 0:38

Midnight In Paris: You're Just A Tourist

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Curiosidades
Tom Hiddleston received a letter from Woody Allen, along with fifteen pages of the script, offering him the role of F. Scott Fitzgerald. "It was three sentences long," Hiddleston told Entertainment Weekly. "Dear Tom, I'm making a movie in Paris this summer. I attached some pages. I'd love for you to play the role of Scott." Hiddleston now has the letter framed and hanging up in his home office.

Pifias
Zelda Fitzgerald says to Gil, "You have a glazed look in your eye, stunned, stupefied, anesthetized, lobotomized..." Lobotomies were introduced in 1935.

Citas
Gil: Would you read it?
Ernest Hemingway: Your novel?
Gil: Yeah, it's about 400 pages long, and I'm just looking for an opinion.
Ernest Hemingway: My opinion is I hate it.
Gil: Well you haven't even read it yet.
Ernest Hemingway: If it's bad, I'll hate it because I hate bad writing, and if it's good, I'll be envious and hate all the more. You don't want the opinion of another writer.

Conexiones
Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episodio #1.18 (2011)

Banda sonora
Si tu Vois ma Mère
Music by Sidney Bechet
Lyrics by Sidney Bechet and Jean Broussolle
Performed by Sidney Bechet

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9/10

Paris - where passion for living and for loving become your sole reality.

Woody Allen's love letter to romance and Paris in the 1920s, with its nucleus of historic artists and writers drawn to the city by its beauty and irresistible forces of creative gravity.

Human nature often pines for the romance and nostalgia of an earlier era, but one (hopefully) discovers that the "golden age" can be our world today, should we choose to recognize and explore its existence around us.

One of Woody Allen's most universally appealing films laced with subtle humor, and memorable cinematography. The keys to his protagonist role are handed over to Owen Wilson for this excursion into a Parisian daydream fantasy (that sets sail every nite at midnight).

Superb supporting cast delivers as does Allen's direction and pacing of the film - On my "5 Favorite Woody Allen Films" list, and highly recommended.