Shia LaBeouf, Bradley Cooper, Natalie Portman
An anthology film joining several love stories set in one of the most loved cities of the world, New York.
Directed by: Jiang Wen, Mira Nair, Shunji Iwai, Yvan Attal, Brett Ratner, Allen Hughes, Shekhar Kapur
Release Date: October 16, 2009
Stats: 1,603 reviews
"New York, I Love You" is the second of five anthologies in a project produced by Emmanuel Benbihy. Using big name actors and prolific directors from across the world, these globe-trotting experiments serve as love-letters to their settings. Each short is about some form of love...( read more)
Rather than watch a movie and experience one director's cinematic rhapsody, with New York, I Love You, what you get is the same experience--only multiplied.
A series of short films interpolated into one "cohesive" story of interweaving plots; shared characters and overlapping ti...( read more)
Not my type of movie, but some great actors are involved in this project (Bloom, Portman).
loved it. original and thought provoking. had a good discussion afterwards. The stars in it do not overshine the story, they just shing
If this New York love letter follow-up to 'Paris j'taime' is successful expect another sequel. 'Cleveland, I Love You', anyone? full review
But in spite of some attempts at human and neighborhood variety, the stories have a self-conscious sameness, as if they were classroom assignments in an undergraduate fiction-writing class. full review
Any longtime Gothamite might have come up with New York stories more emblematic than the marginal ones offered here. full review
If you're not a stickler for consistency, this is an effective pastiche and tribute to one of the world's most enticing cities. full review
What's remarkable here is the consistency of the mediocrity, the uniform fraudulence of the minipremises, the reliable awkwardness of such almost-English lines as "Your eyes would suffice to give tire... full review
As with any such project, some of the films are better than others, but most of the entries in New York, I Love You are very good indeed. full review
Inevitably, the film is a jumble sale, but you can make some nice discoveries. full review
I've been looking forward to this movie for a while now. First they said it was set to be released in February, then they changed it to April and now we have May... I'm a HUGE fan of "Paris Je T'aime" (Paris I Love You) and when I heard they were making a NY version I was thrilled. I fell in love with PJT and the music was incredible. The actors and directors were outstanding. Even more excited to see so many great actors collaborate and come together to tell their stories about NY and why we love the city that never sleeps! :)
I Use to want to see this, BUT i herd SHIA`S CHARACTER GETS SHOT IN THE HEAD. AND THATS SAD FOR ME AND I COULDN'T WATCH THAT!!!!!!!!!!!! TELL ME THAT DOSNT HAPPEN. THEN I WILL SEE IT , COS I LOVE SHIA LABEOUF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I cannot stop watching the trailer.
Anthon Yelchin, Shia Labeouf, Orlando Bloom and Hayden Christensen look so cute in this film.
I cannot wait for this to come out!
(When does it come out?)
i cant wait to see this movie, it has a whole mess of actors that are amazing plus its a love story containing little love stories which is nice.
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