2 Days in Paris
Nominated for "Independent Spirit Award" at the Film Independent Spirit Awards and "Best Original Screenplay" at the Cesar Awards
A European vacation intended to repair the tattered relationship between Jack, an American, and Marion, a French native, only dismantles further by the time they arrive in Paris to visit Marion's family. The city brings out aspects of Marion that only alienates the neurotic Jack further. From her in-your-face politics to the former boyfriends who seem to surface at every cafe they visit. The most romantic city in the world could possibly mean the end to this couple's romance.
"Julie Delpy's and Adam Goldberg's performances are so assured and spontaneous that they don't even seem to be acting." - Stephen Holden, The New York Times
"An utterly charming comedy of sexual manners that should do very well wherever audiences appreciate savvy dialogue and smart, observational filmmaking." Ray Bennett, The Hollywood Reporter
Running Time
102 mins
Year
2007
Kanopy ID
1525717
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Comments (21)
Hilarious and accurate. Been there. :-)
Surprisingly boring. I didn't laugh once. The timing was unrealistic, artificial. No chemistry between the two main players. The dialogue wasn't witty at all.
I have nothing nice to say about this production other than it was set/filmed in Paris.
Brilliant dialogues. It was funny and thought provoking at the same time—great mix.
After having dated a French man, this movie makes so much sense, The interactions between the American and the French people is so familiar, not to mention extremely realistic. The dating culture in France is truly very different than in the U.S. The depictions of life in Paris are also great ...Read more
After having dated a French man, this movie makes so much sense, The interactions between the American and the French people is so familiar, not to mention extremely realistic. The dating culture in France is truly very different than in the U.S. The depictions of life in Paris are also great and pretty accurate.
Read lessGood
I was hesitant to watch this movie after reading all the (14) comments. But I ended up giving it a try and watching it completely. I can just say it's not my type of movie... However, it does have some messages and hearing the everyday French is great if you are learning the language; it ...Read more
I was hesitant to watch this movie after reading all the (14) comments. But I ended up giving it a try and watching it completely. I can just say it's not my type of movie... However, it does have some messages and hearing the everyday French is great if you are learning the language; it makes you feel like you are in Paris, and you are a drone seeing everything so up-closely.
Read lessI'd give it 3.5-4 stars. Very funny at times-I liked the characters, so it was engrossing for me.
So funny, love this movie!
I Love it - worth watching, if you are over 30! Then you may understand it better. This is French/European cinema; I dont see any Woody Allen in this really........Love the monologue at the end...
Since I'm not a fan of Woody Allen, the whole WA affect that Goldberg maintained annoyed me. I watched this movie only because it kept showing up as something I would probably like. I would say that this is a tongue in cheek film about stereotypes. There were some spots in the last 1/3rd ...Read more
Since I'm not a fan of Woody Allen, the whole WA affect that Goldberg maintained annoyed me. I watched this movie only because it kept showing up as something I would probably like. I would say that this is a tongue in cheek film about stereotypes. There were some spots in the last 1/3rd of the film where I laughed. It was nice seeing some shots of Paris, and a very cute and patient kitty cat. 2 1/2 - 3 stars.
Read lessOkay movie. Slow, witty, updated kind of Woody Allen movie.
I think Julien Delpy is awesome in this film. Such a great actress.
Yeah , the boyfriend is neurotic...but it's funny because it mirrors the weirdness of relationships. The film is worth watching because the Dad is so hilarious.
Super stupid and annoying.
one of my favorite films of all damn time.
love it.
What a couple of pretension jerks. I stopped watching after 10 minutes.
Couldn't agree more.
So I haven't watched this in years but remember enjoying it so decided to settle in and watch again. I can confidently say that I loved this film from start to finish. I'm not a huge comedy fan but found the all-too-real interactions between Delpy and Goldberg so funny, there were moments I ...Read more
So I haven't watched this in years but remember enjoying it so decided to settle in and watch again. I can confidently say that I loved this film from start to finish. I'm not a huge comedy fan but found the all-too-real interactions between Delpy and Goldberg so funny, there were moments I had to pause to recover. Well worth revisiting.
Read lessI agree totally- wotrth watching!