I'm pretty sure 98% of the audience exclaims "Let's go to Paris!" after seeing this movie. I know I did. A charming story about idolizing the past, and learning to accept and enjoy your present. The saying is true, "The grass is always greener on the other side" and Allen's "Midnight in Paris" does a succinct and fun job of illustrating it to his audience. Warning though, the movie may make you want to punch Rachel McAdams in the face, and no one wants to feel like that! Go and see it, specifically on a date night, you'll enjoy it.

Woody Allen is back! We smiled throughout the entire movie - love, love, loved it!

I liked the premise of the story and how wilson carried it through but was quite surprised by the other characters and their place in the story. regardless its a good watch!

Never knowing what to expect from Woody Allen, he has topped many of his own classics....the scenery, the music, the total magic of Paris is wrapped up in the filming and the plot. A feel good story that takes you far into your own imagination along with Mr Allan's', and challenges your knowledge of historical celebrity in a clever and engaging way.....this is one i would like to own! Definitely a Best Movie candidate!

Now, I'm not saying this movie is not funny. It is! It has many moments of awkward humour marking it certainly as a Woody Allen film, but Midnight in Paris has a stronger bent to real human emotion wrapped in the package of the absurd. Midnight in Paris is akin to a piece of Fantasy/Science Fiction that plays with the notion that there are some people who live in the past. Not their own past, but in the longing of being in a different time period. Dealing with the thought that you were born in the wrong time and how it can rob you of your present and your future. I thought some of the acting was good, especially those portraying the "historical" figures. Of course, the views of Paris are breathtaking and I cannot wait to visit one day myself.