Catalina Sandino Moreno, Gaspard Ulliel, Juliette Binoche
Through the neighborhoods of Paris, love is veiled, revealed, imitated, sucked dry, reinvented and awakened.
Directed by: Olivier Assayas, Frederic Auburtin, Emmanuel Benbihy, Gurinder Chadha, Sylvain Chomet
Release Date: May 4, 2007
DVD Release Date: November 13, 2007
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November 9, 2009some where better than others, also kind of hard to watch a movie of all shorts, but some of them made it worth it.
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June 7, 2009While some of these were hokey, there were definitely a few worthwhile standouts.
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May 25, 2009A film like 'Paris Je T'aime' would not usually be my type of film to watch but because of the acclaimed directors and stars involved, I had to take a look.
This episode film, consisting of 18 segments, feature some short stories that are actually very good. Some totally pointle...( read more) -
December 28, 2008On paper, "Paris Je'Taime" seems like it would be extraordinarily tedious. A two hour long film of five minute shorts? Fortunately, however, things were paced well enough, and for every stinker, there was another two that were worth watching. That's not saying that the film is a ...( read more)
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December 9, 200818 Short films brought to you by Aclaimed international Directors. It?s important to know this before watching, as, if you are not someone who is familiar with the Directors in the collective film then it may confuse you a little.
Filled with famous faces, Paris Je T?aime dis...( read more) -
November 18, 2009A really great anthology of short films. Some are a little cooky and bizarre, but the majority of them have a really great message. The acting was great, especially for this type of film making. It's amazing how much you can fit into a 5 minute short.
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November 13, 2009I furbissimi italiani ovviamente non l'hanno mai distribuito, perché si sa, qua i film più belli non arrivano o passano inosservati o vengono fatti uscire in piena estate quando nessuno se li fila.
Ha davvero degli episodi bellissimi, altri semplicemente carini, ma è un gioiellino. -
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Critic Reviews
May 25, 2007
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
May 25, 2007
Claudia Puig, USA Today
It's hard not to love Paris, Je t'Aime. A valentine to the planet's most romantic city, this delightful anthology of 18 short films will make you long to bid adieu to your humdrum existence and board ... full review
May 24, 2007
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
It is possible to bring substance, as well as poetry, to the vignette form, but more often Paris, Je T'Aime is merely mundane. full review
May 18, 2007
Kurt Loder, MTV
This frequently enchanting omnibus movie -- a collection of 18 short films set in various resonant precincts of the City of Light -- radiates international star power. full review
May 5, 2007
Pete Hammond, Maxim
A fantastic trip to the City Of Lights thru the eyes of some of the world's greatest stars and filmmakers. A memorable movie experience like no other. full review
April 20, 2007
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
Typical of such compilations, results tend to vary wildly. full review
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July 11, 2007lol i love the vampire scene it's so cute,creepy but cute.the other one i liked was the gay scene XD he didnt know what he was talking about
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June 3, 2007Beautiful shorts.
This film explores the very characterisitc that makes us humans. LOVE. As beautiful or as corny as it may sound.
The fantastic accomplishment is that it's never corny.
I see reviews saying is not deep enough. For those fellas... what do you want people? Is a compilation of short films, not someone's biography on the big screen.
And it doesn't matter. Sometimes love, (or what we might confuse with love being young and stupid) takes just a second. These shorts capture that very second, and so beautifully you become instantly infatuated with Paris. The films keep you wanting more, and that's exactly when you know how perfect it was. -
May 3, 2007I love this movie, very original, im probably gonna buy it when it comes out on DVD =]
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