Sharlet

What even was that? Poor script writing and cinematography as well. The scenes hardly look realistic. A few elements of comedy present...but most of it was too drawn out and forced. The elements that should have been focused on in the film were missed...and rather the same scene was stretched for hours. This goes for the ending as well.

Midnight in Paris is a tranquil film filled with the enchanting vibes of Paris, the city of lights, at night. It offers a healing and satisfying experience. The film follows the journey of a person deeply enamored with the past, irresistibly drawn to the contemporary writers and artists of bygone eras. Throughout the film, the protagonist learns to reconcile his love for the past with his present, leading to a transformation in his life. He realizes that, no matter how much one yearns to return to the past or feels out of place in the present, the present is all that truly exists. Each historical era, be it the 1920s, La Belle Époque, or the Renaissance, had its own challenges and longing for a different time. The key to happiness lies in accepting the present and understanding that those who make you feel like a misfit might need to be changed, not the era in which you live. This realization allows him to find the magic of the past in his present moment. The film boasts beautiful cinematography, with visual scenes of Paris that leave you in absolute ecstasy. It's a treat for the senses, capturing the subtle beauty of the city at night in all its glory. Accompanied by beautiful French jazz, the film transports you into the heart of Paris, making you feel like a true Parisienne. ❤️