(Rated 4/5)
Such a typical Woody Allen in which a writer - the Woody Allen role in this case taken by Owen Wilson - discovers how to live life in the present by being transported back in time to his 'golden age' to interact with his writing heroes; Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald and others in 1920s Paris. This is lovely, humorous and fun. In a way it teaches us the value of fantasy whilst reminding us it's an illusion and to value our real lives. Both can combine in magical collaboration. Highly clever and imaginative with Woody Allen's dialogue in tip top condition :)
Midnight in Paris – Review by TheRestrictedReviewer © 2012
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