• Starring: Adam Goldberg, Julie Delpy
  • Summary: 2 Days in Paris follows a New York couple, French photographer Marion and American interior designer Jack, as they attempt to re-infuse their relationship with romance on a European vacation. Their week in Venice didn't work out as planned--the food didn't agree with Jack and when he was well enough to go out, he was so focused on capturing the trip with his digital camera that he forgot to experience it. They have higher hopes for their last 2 days in Paris. But the combination of Marion's offbeat and overbearing non-English speaking parents and flirtatious ex-boyfriend, with Jack's continuing photography obsession an conviction that French condoms are too small, don't make for an auspicious beginning....(Samuel Goldwyn) Expand
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 27 out of 30
  2. Negative: 0 out of 30
  1. Audacious as it is, the movie is also a little scary.
  2. Reviewed by: Liz Beardsworth
    80
    Quirky, fresh and sharply intelligent. A promising debut for director Delpy, both thought-provoking and painfully funny.
  3. The movie should be seen with a large, responsive audience--the better to live with it in the moment instead of worrying about where it's going.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 18 out of 27
  2. Negative: 8 out of 27
  1. KathyS
    10
    Loved every minute. Laugh-out-loud funny in many spots, well written, well acted, with a lot of truth to it. Bravo to Julie Delpy for a job well done on all counts! I never cared for Adam Goldberg before but I loved him in this. Expand
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  2. RosemaryM.
    4
    Boring dialogue from two characters who inspired indifference.
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  3. FranglaisB.
    3
    I would've given this movie 2 points, but I decided I liked some of Golberg's lines. Delpy is at best a mediocre actress, and her voice-over throughout the movie was annoying reminder of her lack of voicing emotion and of her whiney, "mrs know-it-all" voice. The movie itself was so full of dated, one dimensional cliches of the French and Americans, I felt it could've been written by one of the racist taxi drivers in the movie. Expand
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