Everyone Says I Love You

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Deepika V Nov 18 A group of people and their love stories intertwine in this musical movie. A A-list cast of Hollywood actors star in this movie, from Julia Roberts, Goldie Hawn, Tim Roth, to Drew Barrymore. It was funny watching Ed Norton turn from a devious character to a funny, cute, sweet character who is in love. He also sings and dance, which pays homage to his Broadway experience. While the movie’s story line was not captivating to me personally, Norton’s induvial story line, romancing and singing to Barrymore’s character was charming. See more Alan R Nov 7 This movie is a joy from beginning to end. It is funny, sad, nostalgic and a wonderful shoutout to New York, Paris and Venice in that order. The characters are believable, the stories are excellent and Allen manages to bring the whole thing together in his usual inimitable way. Years from now it will bring smiles to anyone who watches it. See more Alain E @AlainE Jul 23 Extremely funny take on classic musicals as adjusted by Woody Allen. The only part I found weak was the dance number in Paris and the final scene with Goldie Hawn. On the other hand the dance sequences at Harry Winston and at the hospital are very good. Drew Barrymore inadvertently swallows her engagement ring and after X rays at the hospital, she gets many compliments for how nice it looks. Woody Allen, disappointed in love, thinks of flying back to Paris to jump from the Eiffel tower and is trying to figure out how the time difference will work if he flies on the Concord. And a piece of wisdom: Weddings make a lot of people sad, but if you’re not the groom, you’re not so bad. See more Jose B May 28 Woddy Allen goes to the Musicals.. And "Chapeau". The film is entertaining and a real rarity into Musicals but it's charming and stands out into Allen movies as a film of bravura. Enjoy the film while you can.. Because definitely it is rather than you think 🌟🌟🌟 See more Jeff M 01/18/2024 When one thinks of musicals, the name Woody Allen isn't the first name that comes to mind. But what he achieves with this film is nothing short of magical, and as a ride-or-die Allen fan, I place this toward the very top of his filmography. Who could have guessed that Allen's modern New York sensibility could meld so well with old-fashioned song and dance numbers? It proves as winning a combination as the tragedy and comedy of CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS. Some may complain that many of the actors don't sing well, but to me that grounds them in a reality that makes them more relatable. Love him or hate him, one can't argue that Allen produced some of the great ensemble casts ever, and this is no exception. He and Hawn share a scene toward the end of the movie along the banks of the Seine that is positively luminous and other-worldly. I get chills just thinking about it. And by the closing credits, my cheeks are sore from smiling so much. There are lots of laughs, some wonderful old tunes and dynamite performances. This is a treasure! See more Matteo M 02/25/2023 Allen doesn't stop spreading beauty, joy and happiness. And he does so by reintepreting a movie genre that was very popular when he was young, losing in the following decades its influence on the audience: the musical. The opening scene indeed depicts Skylar (Drew Barrymore) and Holden (Edward Norton), singing in the streets of N.Y. The movie follows the lifes of a family where Bob (Alan Alda) is Steffi's second husband (Goldie Hawn); Bob had from his previous marriage 3 daughters: Skylar, Laura and Lane and a son, Scott. Steffi, whose former husband is Allen himself, had a daughter with him, D.J, who is the narrator. The loose cannon is clearly Allen, who now lives in Paris and fails to find a new girl. Thus through old and new loves, regrets, sorrows and wrong choices, among Paris, N.Y and Venice, as usual Allen portrays the everyday life (the wealth of the protagonists doesn't affect the reality of the story) with his magic touch, making it lighthearted and irresistible. To underline moreover Julia Roberts's part. See more Read all reviews

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