I Love You Paris Paris Je T Aime 2006 Paris-Set Film Selection

I Love You Paris Paris Je T Aime 2006 Paris-set film recommendation film I Love You Paris director Olivier Assayas Frederic Uberdeen Emmanuel Benwich Garda Chada Sylvain Chaumet Natalie Portman Elijah Wood Juliette Binoche Steve Buscemi Willem Dafoe 2006It Swiss German French Ratings

It had been a long time since I watched a film. From the moment I saw the poster, I wanted to watch it, but as time went on I thought I would have to see it someday. The reviews were not as good as I expected.

It is a nose ring, but I feel like I sometimes see it when I go to Paris. Notes I wrote while watching the movie and spoilers I love you Paris 01 Montmartre so so 02 I love the Seine and the scene with the young man and woman in the hood.

03 Gaspar Juliel is accurate in both English and French.

04 Douy Lery anything can happen Paris 05 16th district hell transfer passage Chatelet real mother and baby 06 Chinatown Come to think of it, my old dorm was near Chinatown. 08 Victory Square cowboy's son 09 Eiffel Tower clown bag 10 Monceau Park Alfonso Cuarón grandfather and baby made 11 Red Boy's actress Dark Knight she is also an actress here.

But the ending was disappointing 12 Festival Square two Black men dream of two cups of coffee.

Paris is every place, not a romantic city 13 Pigalle Street near Montmartre aha sai 14 Madeleine District hull Frodo vampire B-movie fun 15 Père Lachaise Cemetery here too Oscar Wilde The relation near the Montmartre grave will return from the smallest things, so it will be ruined by even the smallest things.

There are many, so it is fun because the actors act well.

18 When you see the SNCF logo in the 14th district, please understand that the main character comes to Paris after learning French next to the Montparnasse building.

It is fun and cute-looking.

The ideas have many similarities too, and it has a sweet poster.

And overall, cinematically, it is similar to the French version of True Love, but it is not bad for someone expecting that, though it is not especially bad either.

If Midnight in Paris, one of the most popular works, shows the romance that comes to mind when you think of Paris, I Love You Paris shows the Paris of everyday life in a slightly more realistic way. I want to vote for love and Paris.

The Paris I actually saw was romantic enough, but since it was not tuned like Midnight in Paris, it would feel a little different if you went in summer.