I'm obsessed with Midnight in Paris

[@julianmx13]

I watch this movie religiously, any time I want to feel happy or inspired I watch a few clips or just the whole thing. The scenes with Fitzgerald and Hemingway are the best

[@BertRussie]

Christ! I thought I was the only who does that

[@rutin22terobsesi]

I thought so

[@jonathangasana]

I saw a scene with Fitzgerald and Hemingway and I knew I was going to love the movie.

[@srinivassridhar5151]

This and ED wood !!

[@dailyplanet354]

@@BertRussie Same!!

[@britt-sen]

My husband and I printed out the script and do table readings...lol. its fun!

[@nathancryptic]

this is the cutest thing I have read in ages! #relationshipgoals

[@meistersachin5638]

💙💙💙💙💙

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

This is so pure

[@donnadizucchero]

OMG this is genuis!!!)) cheers!!!

[@kangtheconqueror8784]

I wish i would get a wife who can understand and discuss with me about literature anytime anywhere

[@siammelancholy4734]

I miss the first time watching this movie, just magical. Got me hooked.

[@rutin22terobsesi]

Me too

[@sotiriapapadopoulou8945]

If you miss the first time you watched this film, you can watch it again with someone who hasn't. It kind of feels like the first time.

[@whereismymind1]

tell me about it, i was 1/4 falling asleep after a few beers, it was perfect

[@mygetrichslowplan]

100%. I don't even remember how I landed on this film, had zero idea what I was getting into, and it was a defining experience for me in the realm of film appreciation.

[@natalievictory4609]

I just watched it for the first time I loved it so so much

[@ZenImmortalScribeofAfrica]

I thought I was crazy. For years I told people this is the greatest film of all time... For years they ridiculed me.... I have found my tribe. Thank you. Thank you.

[@ewp7615]

Thank you!

[@Person-mh6xq]

Same here!

[@aldocardetti2248]

It's my favorite movie! You're not crazy, it's a great film!

[@bernerarroyo]

Same here

[@whiterose3263]

🫂

[@prof.einsteindarcy3951]

PLEASE DO A LONGER VIDEO! YOU KEEP SAYING YOU HAVE SO MUCH MORE TO ADD, I WANT TO KNOW!!

[@matthewmattioli1629]

I finally watched Midnight in Paris and I absolutely loved it! Hand down one of my favourite movies! And to add to what you said about the colour grading the more they go back in time the warmer the colours become which represents the romanticism of the past.

[@chancemiller9340]

"NEVER GO TO PARIS. THE IDEA OF PARIS IS MUCH BETTER THAN THE ACTUAL PARIS." Great closing line.

[@leonorpintofernandes10]

That's f* true... I live in Paris... so I confirme you... ahahah

[@chancemiller9340]

@@leonorpintofernandes10- I lived in "The Paris... ...of South America." I know what it is like to live in a place that people have a vision of in their mind, and you know the reality. I still like the Paris of France.

[@codydaniel3215]

I laughed so hard that ending! Drops the mic and nothing more lol!

[@MrAwesomePoopz]

I've been to paris once. bad waiters and bland food. sad...

[@chancemiller9340]

@@MrAwesomePoopz- I've been twice, good food, great architecture, amazing energy, an entertaining bicycle race, first class museums, enchanting train stations, excellent cheese, a subway system that can take you anywhere and an assortment of bridges. But not everyone sees things the same way.

[@university7779]

I'm glad you made this video. You did a great job describing an incredible film! I'm patiently waiting for your 2 hour version.

[@RealmsMedia]

This film is like warm cocoa on a rainy day. Absolute perfection.

[@positivevibez73]

Isn't it just? Even after all these years I still love it.

[@KlassicLoL]

This was really good and I would definitely watch a 2 hour version

[@davkatjenn]

Watch it. It is brilliant.

[@FrancisMaxino]

It's up there as one of my favourite films, mainly because of all the famous artists in it. It is a lot deeper though than it seems and also about true love, sincerity, attachment, disillusionment and artistic inspiration.

[@jenniferaashiem6165]

I cannot say enough how much I adore this film. The scenes in 20’s Paris were sublime. And the Belle Epoch scenes were magical. I am going to Paris next month and plan on finding many of the locations shown in this movie. I am in my happy place every time I watch this!

[@gerardosalazar161]

You’re not alone in your feeling; this is not a movie but a sweet dream for all of us who are in love with Paris and the wonderful 30s when anybody who was someday in culture found a niche over there. I’ve been to Paris a million times and still keep on finding new places and new things to love. Other places, by comparison, seem like bland pointless places.

[@eeshaanchan1057]

I remember watching it aimlessly on TV one night, and it was just so magical! The night where time rolls him back to the 20s was absolutely beautiful and one of the most well drafted scenes. It made me wish to have that happened to me too! I watch this every 1-2 years since, and it never misses to warm my heart.

[@dionelreyes529]

This is by far the movie I can rewatch the most. Great to know other lovers of this movie.

[@2011littleguy]

Excellent analysis… and not too pedantic! lol I visited Paris in 1970 when I graduated college. PerhapsI will return for a short visit someday. I just want to sit at a sidewalk cafe, sip tea and a baguette. Like I did50 years ago.

[@TykoT]

This is my favorite movie, I am not a book writer nor have I been to Paris but the writing and characters are just wonderful. I loved this video because it taught me so much about these characters who are based on real people. The level of detail in the movie is so much better than I had even known.

[@phila3884]

I've probably watched this movie 80-100 times. What stands out after so many viewings is the meticulous direction- the quick-fire, almost talk-over-each-other dialogue; the diction, where you can clearly hear each word spoken, and the long single take in front of Versailles. None of this is by accident.

[@alohm]

7:30 Hem tells the story of the lost generation in his work a moveable feast... Great work this, great job!

[@JuanLopez-ef5pr]

It's surreal, funny, interesting and has a great imagery and soundtrack.

[@CommonSwense]

Love this movie. Love the portrayal of Hemingway. A Moveable Feast come to life.

[@juliemiller9760]

I loved the Hemingway character too! "WHO WANTS TO FIGHT?" LOL

[@ThomasMayer123-f8f]

Hemingway was way overportrayed in this movie. Cringey

[@Keke-v7x]

​@@ThomasMayer123-f8f nah Ephraim good weather did a great job portraying Hemingway

[@ThomasMayer123-f8f]

@@Keke-v7x i know Hemingway very well, i have written a big work of 200 pages about him in my university in germany. He hasnt talked like that. But its okay, its his image in the public eye.

[@sylviap7144]

Absolutely love it, too. Visually stunning, such ambience and great lighting. Great casting and so romantic.

[@ty_insights]

I just visited Paris two weeks ago. Its as magical as the movie. Thank you for this! Warms my heart! Can't wait to go back.

[@ewp7615]

Merci beaucoup madame

[@robyns6343]

Admirable research ! Thank you for putting this video together ! However, it ended on a sad note for me : I can understand the disappointment when you first travel to Paris but, I can tell you, once you get past the fantasy and accept that this city is an actual city where people live, it becomes once again a wonderful universe in itself. The streets, the atmosphere, etc. But I understand that tourism isn't the best way to connect to a place, unfortunately and fortunately ! Places are much more intricate than we think and you don't get to understand and sometimes enjoy them on your first try. Maybe it's a little bit like a romantic love ? I feel like this is one of the interpretation that you can make of Midnight in Paris : if you don't give up your fantasy or the illusion you believe in, then you never get to actually enjoy what's actually wonderful and sensual and real in love or in urbanity. Anyway, sorry for my english, this is from a Frenchie who adores Paris.

[@ewp7615]

I am sure you are right. I‘ve been in paris for a week this january and i couldn‘t enjoy it that much because my friends only wanted to party, but i felt that i could truly learn to love this place. Who knows, maybe i‘ll live there some day. J‘ai mon entretien d‘embauche à sciences po le jeudi prochain

[@jackthenarrator4735]

@robyn s Your English is excellent 👌

[@j.p.mccarthy9713]

I was in Paris twice and I found it magical.

[@KingRo550]

I could not agree with you more...I've always thought this was one of my favorites of all time

[@RemedyUnderTheSun]

I just watched it for the first time tonight, it's 2:45 am. This is now my favorite movie in a long list of favorite movies, and I will be obsessed for the rest of my life.

[@lilasky2178]

Absolutely splendid. Thanks a lot, inspiring stranger.

[@ShelleeGraham]

I've just watched this lovely film for the first time tonight on April 20_2020. What a refreshing, inspiring, fun movie - the writers and artists from the past are wonderful. Well-deserved awards for this fine film.

[@welcomecreator7653]

I’ve watched this films for years and it’s still one of my favourites. Glad you love it x

[@SideEffects297]

Wow 2020 was more than 3 years ago already😮

[@danny-taenzer]

So many Fans, I might as well chime in too - I love this movie to death. Not just for the hilarious cameos details.. including JOSEPHINE BAKER dancing the Charleston - you have to love jazz to appreciate those 3 seconds - but also for the biting satire of a certain kind of privileged, superficial, ignorant American embodied by Inez (Gil Penders' pretty blond fiancée), whose presence is the perfect counterpoint to the unaffected warmth and cultural literacy of Gil's "new love" (the girl from the Puces who enjoys Cole Porter and walking in the rain). And the double time-travel back into the Belle Epoque which Marion C. adores, and the line about "novacaine" are priceless. For a literate Anglophone (American or European), the movie is simply a masterpiece ❤

[@VinayShekhar]

Hahaha... Your last line just broke me out of the mood I am in right now. I am on my way back home after a week long trip in Paris. An hour ago, when my wife asked what was the best thing about the trip, I actually couldn't think of anything in particular. I told her that the whole trip was rather mediocre. I've had better vacations. There's was nothing too bad but there wasn't anything too good either. It read just meh. Having said that, I opened Netflix to check if Midnight in Paris is on there. It isn't. So, I did the next best thing. Opened youtube and started watching videos from and on Midnight in Paris randomly. I loved your video and while your breakdown and analysis of the movie brought back warm feelings about Paris, your last line summed up exactly how I was feeling right now and even I couldn't have figured it out myself. Excellent video.

[@ewp7615]

Thank you for your comment, its very kind!

[@alanlanda988]

One of my top ten movies of all time. And perhaps best at giving me a satisfying feeling everytime I rewatch it. This review was brilliant. And I loved the snippets of details about Paris and the movie playing to the opening credits music.

[@mediyahproduction3689]

any other reccomendation?)

[@jfox11000]

Totally agree love the ending of this video ! I’ve never been to PARIS nor do I want to go cause it will always be my fantasy place like never land ! Love love love this “the idea of Paris is much better “

[@kingdom1872]

It is a sound advice for 90's kids too to never, ever go to Tokyo. I mean Japan is a very good tourist destination, but not even close to what it felt like in anime.

[@oliverholmes-gunning5372]

It's a shame not to see it for real, though. Of course reality never measures up to fantasy, but if you lived your life in fear of being disappointed, you'd never have a single real experience. Paris is a truly beautiful city (even now, or at least when I was last there two years ago), one of the top 3 cities in Europe imo (Florence is one of the others for me, and my first love will always be my native Barcelona). You can still really appreciate the rose-tinted view that Allen paints even if you have seen the reality (in some ways more so, since your imagination is fleshed out by experience- on my first trip to Paris as an adult I spent two days going to all the locations featured in the film, and it was great fun!). As Rick Blaine says to Ilsa at the end of Casablanca (read out loud in your best Bogart impression), "we'll always have Paris"...

[@kod8933]

Little late, but after spending a fair bit traveling in France I found smaller cities to be much nicer spots. Just off the top of my head Amiens, Angers, and Tours were all favorites. Paris is o.k.

[@jimoffutt9156]

Please have a part 2 to this, or the expanded version - I'm all ears. You're brilliant!

[@lovinDaMusik]

This is my favorite movie! i just watched it again today, i wish this could be real, i hate the present. Brilliant film! oh and if the zoom thing is still available, i would join! happy hollidays you Midnight in Paris lovers!

[@foiausavon]

Just the perfect video to sink my curious teeth into! I looked up Midnight in Paris analysis vids exactly because I haven't managed to stop thinking about that movie since watching it a few weeks ago. I also really appreciate you researching and giving us juicy tidbits like the distances that Gil walked and the prices of the places they stayed at! Puts the story in a lot more context and lets us viewers appreciate who we're actually dealing with. As an aspiring writer and linguist with a penchant for French and American literature, no movie has ever been more perfectly in tune with my heart's desires. Thank you for this passionate tribute! Much love from Italy

[@ewp7615]

thank you for this amazing and kind comment, madame!

[@bookswithbenjamin8902]

She was the first lady of France!!!! That's a crazy fact

[@miraljs]

Hi, I loved your detailed film review. So much information on 1920s, the artists, eminent writers and their relationship along with city map. Gosh, it is like science research paper. I think this is Woody Allen's one of the best movie. I am his fan. I have been wanting to watch this movie for a long time but unfortunately can't get a copy. Hopefully, i will get to watch it soon.

[@miraljs]

Will you please do a piece on the background music in woody Allen's movies?

[@henrymorales1372]

It is on Netflix right now if you want to watch it

[@miraljs]

@henry morales Thank you so much.

[@CiaoDella]

I just discovered Midnight in paris and fell in love with it! Your video perfectly explained the bits and pieces that I was trying to figure out by myself. Thank you! I guess I will be rewatching every now and then.

[@dreembarge]

I hunted down Gill Pender's wool sport jacket (it's a Ralph Lauren) and bought it. My favorite jacket of all time.

[@jjbalsalm955]

Possibly the best film ever made. A work of pure genius. The ending brings me to tears each time because of its sheer emotional truth. Woody at his distilled best. Love it. 🙏🏻

[@oleum5589]

This movie is my favorite movie ever.

[@patriciafitch2432]

Paris is a wonderful city...The spirits of all the artist and writers still permeate.the air. "I love Paris every season of the year"!! Whenever I miss Paris and wish I could be there I watch the opening of Midnight in Paris.. There is no city that compares.

[@anushraysingh]

Loved this film. I love how this film talks about topics such as longing for a home, time and a place that may exist in the past or your imagination. Personally, I love how Woody Allen portrayed Paris (especially in the opening intro) as a pivotal character rather than a Hollywood trope of an exotic European setting. Thanks for your video on this great film.

[@willbearheart1356]

Pablo "I fuck" Picasso 🤣🤣🤣 I'm in fucking tears 😂

[@jimzucker]

between 97 and 2008 i've been obsessed with the idea of Paris in those years between 1890 and 1929. I've read Bohemiens by Dan Frank and anything i came across: Joyce, Bunuel, Hemingway, studied the arts of a lot of painters. Obsessed. Coudn't think about anything else for years. I was also dressing like guys at those time. After discovering the Clement bike alfred Jarry was riding at the times i was always around with vintage bikes from the time starting a passion that evenctually brought me to work with bikes and give up my artistic ambitions of my 20's. I still remember that when Midnight in Paris came out i was shocked for weeks. And it is true. in 2021 for my 40th birthday i finally went to Paris, and despite the emotions of walking down some streets i was obsessed about in my youth it was a bitter sweet feeling. It felt like the song La Boheme by Aznavour. I miss being 20s and be in that obsessed day dream state of mind. I was happy, malinconic and young. It was beautiful.

[@ewp7615]

thanks for sharing!!

[@jakestake5349]

I've been to Paris twice, and it still is the most perfect, beautiful and enchanting city on earth. There is no rival to it

[@robcoghan5204]

Allen notoriously hated to leave NYC,but did so for this movie and the one about Italy.

[@EdDunkle]

I think most of the funding came from France, so, you know...

[@wojtek5385]

I couldn't agree more! Every time I see it on tv, I watch it. It's done with such care. It got me reading Hemingway and his biography - I felt thrilled when I found out he really wwas in Paris and knew Gertrude Stein (you know how it is with movies sometimes - it could've been made up). Great video - didn't know these photos or Gil's itinerary in Paris! Many interesting facts!

[@jeannekstrole6891]

Obsessed with this movie. I do ok through almost all of the film. But when they run into Lautrec at Maxime's, I cry every time.

[@figgyjam5504]

What an amazing video on such an amazing movie. Thank you so much.

[@juliusjanda386]

I'm obsessed with Midnight in Paris, too! This video is what I was looking for when I first saw the film one month ago, and I'm happy to see it was finally created. I never comment, but this is just great. To keep you engaged with your new found audience, I've got a question for you ...is that a German accent I am hearing? Keep it up! :)

[@ewp7615]

It is! Thanks for the feedback, really means a lot!

[@maxbryson9419]

I could easily watch a two hour version of this video. Midnight in Paris is one of my favourite films

[@Chris_Preese]

This video is extremely well-made and I absolutely love this film! Thank you for this

[@ricksan5583]

I thought I was the only person obsessed with this film. I am glad to know I am not the only one. After this movie I saved like crazy, went to Paris and visited many of the places the film shows in historic Paris. I want to go and live in Paris! I am crazy, I know!

[@Person-mh6xq]

Same - I just visited the steps Gil sat on at midnight!!

[@confacekillah]

Lea Seydoux: “I don’t mind getting wet” **makes Blue is the Warmest Color**

[@F_YT2023]

Me tooooooo !!! I've seen it like 100 times and I still love it. Love each and every experience in Paris in this wonderful film... I would wake up in the morning, make myself a nice cup of coffee and sit in the nice living room that I have with lots of windows and natural light and furniture etc and put this movie on and pretend that I am in a cafe if Paris etc and it is always a magical morning.

[@nikkashani8912]

Wonderful video, fantastic analysis. Loved how you blended social commentary with the themes in the film.

[@Arhtehc]

Love this movie. Can’t believe I’m just watching it now! Couldn’t find a good video about it until I came across yours! I could’ve watched a two hour long one. One of my favorite parts was the private investigator getting stuck in I think the French Revolution era hahaha

[@patrickambrose5372]

That was really funny!

[@ed5952]

Don't say that! Go to Paris!!! It's a beautiful city and living it and then remembering is the best! If you know a little bit of French it helps a lot!

[@jnutwood42]

Thank you EWP. What a brilliant video on this movie and the all the cultural influences of the early 20th c. in Paris. Good God, so much work has gone into this. Bravo!

[@carmela7212]

I've loved this movie since forever and I just watched it again. I'm glad I found this video-- it's informative and fun. Your commentary is entertaining. Thanks so much for this. ❤️

[@jimmy.1673]

i've watched this movie for like 6 or 7 times and i enjoy the details even more every time i watch it again , it is indeed a total masterpiece

[@dillybar9709]

I too ❤this movie, I ❤ the music and all the actors were perfect. Thank you for the great background information. One of Woody's best in my humble opinion. 😊

[@dojinho]

I am also obsessed with this movie, having lived in Paris for a little while and being a great lover of Woody Allen movies. I often put on Sydney Bechet's "Si tu vois ma mère" as background music in the house, which never fails to make me feel good. I enjoyed your video, which has some valuable tidbits of info I wasn't aware of. But I must say : "Never go to Paris" is probably the worst advice you could give to end your video.

[@imabesbabe]

It’s amazing how Woody Allen embodies the spirit and true character of each, and every artist in this film! Somebody did their research!

[@zengardenvibes2403]

Loved your analysis. Right now I am obsessed by this movie.

[@littlemissmello]

I disagree on your last statement though! I've been to Paris four times (and was supposed to go again last year but you know.....) and all visits were marvelous. It goes wrong when you start projecting your fantasies (and other people's fantasies) onto the city. When you accept the bad with the good, you will always have fond memories.

[@StorytellingHeadshots]

I agree. I went to Paris (without really being in love with a fantasy of it beforehand-I really knew nothing of the legends around it-) And it became a very special place for me. But I think the key was I went in with absolutely no expectations. I brought a friend with me once who had built up Paris greatly in her mond ahead of time-and irinically she had a horrible time and even went back early. We had very different experiences. I was willing to just enjoy where we were and take it for what it was while she kept chasing this ghost of her expectations everywhere. She was always running from one famous spot to another, while I was free to discover “my own Paris” and it was great. I do still carry it with me. And I made a great community of friendships in Paris as well, which I think is the reason that it was a meaningful time. I think if you're chasing a fantasy you will always be disappointed. Maybe if you are already in “love” with the idea of Paris, you’ll have to find your real “Paris” anywhere but there.

[@carlmarcks114]

Too many foreigners now

[@JasonMcGarva]

I really love this movie. Thanks for highlighting some things I didn't know about it. Great video.

[@LoogieYT]

This has always been my all time favorite movie! And I recently bought this on DVD I was so excited to find it and I'm not letting it go

[@odhran8825]

This was fantastic. Please make the 2 hour version you jokingly mentioned. All details are welcome!

[@PaulKyriazi]

Great explanation with detailed historical references. I also never tire of this movie.

[@redburban1394]

Dude really enjoyed your commentary and how your were the different colors. But enjoyed the little bits of history and the side story of the artist and writer of that time.

[@clumsydad7158]

Yes, I watched it yesterday, I think I've seen it a about 6 times. A nearly perfect movie, very existential and lovely, incredibly crafted.

[@maxwellheaton4917]

I needed this! Haven’t stopped thinking about it since I watched

[@marlegagaming1274]

I watched it first time in 2014, even to this date, I'm obsessed with the movie, what a genius script.

[@patwma709]

This video is amazing. My wife watched it twice and that is even more amazing. Please do more!!! And thank you for your work!

[@clamantJTV]

Dude thank you for making this video. The movie is a favorite and so much context is given by you. Really appreciated it.

[@ewp7615]

Thank you a million times, means more to me than you think

[@angelsky155]

Im amazed by the level of detail in this video and I was astonished when I saw it didn´t get more views!!!! keep doing these they are so wonderful I will be waiting

[@Mel.U]

This video is so eloquent and informative. Your narration gave me pause and so much more appreciation that I indeed went back and watched the movie again with even more understanding of why it stands out so well. Strong work!

[@andresf.hermida5529]

This is such a precise technical analysis, you gain my sub

[@blacksheep806]

This and Lost In Translation, my two all time favorite movies.

[@aditisen5304]

My favourite movie forever!!! Loved the genius of Woody Allen to craft such a romantic era and present it so beautifully! Been to Paris and totally love it. I can go back to the city anytime just to wander around, smell the air, dine at a cafe and watch people aimlessly! I was surprised though when you said "The idea of Paris is much better than going to Paris". I would like to know why ? 😊

[@ellona3645]

I love your summary and the ending 😂😂 it's so true. Been to Paris 3x. Nothing like this movie.

[@jeremydawson4162]

great video! Very informative. This is one of my favorite movies for sure. Hemmingway was right... Paris is a moveable feast, part of Paris will stay with me forever. I've been twice now, and I think that the city of Paris, while not exactly like the *idea* of Paris, is what you make it. I loved it both times I visited.

[@ewp7615]

Greetings, i am in paris right now

[@gauravgd16]

I am also obsessed with this movie

[@maragirl1658]

Thank you for the excellent video. I just saw the film for the first time yesterday. The acting was superb and the lessons really got home.

[@maxguillen8135]

This video is remarkable. Your voice (personality and style) and editing shines. Thank you.

[@beautanner8409]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies as well... subscribed haha

[@MartheWL]

Great video about one of my favourite films!

[@shankmaggot]

This is the most detailed and well put together film review I've seen - well done!

[@Phaninanutshell]

This video is perfection! Please make a part two with all the scenes you skipped over

[@heatherjackson3544]

Can’t agree with your closing comment. If you go to Paris and expect ONLY the romance, then yes you may be disappointed once you see the long lines, the pick pockets, the busy streets and honking cars. But it’s a major city. That’s what you get with major cities. Take Paris for what it is and you’ll find the romance. The gorgeous parks, the museums (not the louvre! Try the d’Orsay or L’orangerie.) the pastries, the food, the wine. So much to love about Paris!

[@84xX]

love your work man, so after i rewatch Midnight in Paris for the fourth time ive finally seen rhinocerossssssssssssssssssss

[@AnakinJackie]

After this movie, I had several magical moments in Paris. I stepped out of a pizzeria in the dark and I was, wait second, I know this place!!! because I stood at the exact same place, where the Taxi stopped. 😮❤ I was so excited and happy. And on another trip I went to this famous Jazz Club, alone.. But I was dancing and had a wonderful evening, danced with strangers. ❤I love Paris. And yes, it's also beautiful when it rains.

[@enn3341]

Omg, I am in love with your video! I just came here after watching the movie (that is now my favorite cause I'm madly in love with it!) But your video made me more in love! Thank you so much for all the information! I wish it was longer.

[@bookswithbenjamin8902]

Same

[@ewp7615]

Wait, weren‘t you already here yesterday?

[@parisjohnson5028]

i lived in paris for quite a while and go back regularily...honestly i did not like this movie when i watched it the first and only time but after seeing this and reading all of the comments i am excited to watch it again...i must have missed something!

[@briangreen8033]

I LOVE this movie! I dream of going on a journey like his. Every aspiring writing MUST watch this. I enjoyed your video, and I would enjoy a longer version, if you should choose to create one. 👍

[@cherylynlarking191]

One of my favourite movies ever. Love Paris and the story. Love the Markets, cafes and buildings.

[@ethanh37-o9m]

The film reminds me so much of Hemingway’s first book, and my favourite book, “Fiesta: the sun also rises”, the setting of France, the alcoholism and the ornate experience within the audience of friends and an observer.

[@thecookiecrumbles5710]

The archaic style of presentation is perfect for this analysis, especially when explaining the different areas of Paris and their associated artists. Instead of a more conventional approach, the subject at hand is depicted as photos and maps strewn over a table, reflecting the themes of the past and nostalgia that is prevalent in the film.

[@ewp7615]

What do you mean by archaic style of presentation? Genuinely curious because I have really been struggling with my presentation styles and how they fit the topic

[@LuyzaBarbosa]

I love this movie, thanks for the video! But I already went to Paris... and it was magical. I went to those stairs, but couldn't wait till midnight 😉. I made a french guy watch this for the first time in his life (we watched the movie with spanish audio and english subtitles while in Portugal, such an unique experience).