Julie & Julia

I thought the movie was really well made. Meryl Streep was amazing as Julia Child, in fact I couldn't even recognize Meryl she got so into the role. I loved the story and think the flashbacks drawing parallels between Julie and Julia really was a great way of story telling.

An unmistakably Ephron film that really celebrates the joy of cooking. Adams is okay, but it's Streep and Tucci who make the film; their on screen love for each other is overwhelming (in the best possible way). Don't try cooking lobsters!

I loved this sweet movie. Paris, New York, relationships, life purpose, and cooking. Any movie that inspires me to do something is a winner.

Film bittiğinde ilk düşüncem bu filmin güzel zaman geçirmelik bir film oluşuydu. Ama hemen fark ettim ki filmi izlerken dünyada kopmuş ve olan biten her şeyi arkamda bırakıp filmle bütünleşmişim. Konusundan pek değil ama filmin beni gerçeklik ve gündemden uzaklaştırması epey etkileyici. Bu sebeple benim için değerli bir film :)

I wish I could watch this movie with only the Julia parts put together. Julie's story seemed too self indulgent, and I kept asking myself, why on earth would I care about that?

I'm not sure what compelled anyone to make this story into a movie, there's nothing really 'cinematic' about it. Amy Adams' character is annoying and unsympathetic, and her plight is pretty lame. A film for people who have no context for their first world problems.

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One of my favorite comfort movies. I love sitting down with some brie and watching this with my best friend. Truly a masterpiece.

One of Meryl Streep's greatest performances, hamstrung by the fact that she's only half of the movie.

the food was great but everything was just horrible. the plot was just too simplistic and so was everything else

Meryl Streep's good (not great) performance isn't enough to save the film from a hopelessly mediocre script and blasé, TV-movie quality direction.

I like it because I like "eat"!

Two interesting stories, a gentle pace, clever transitions between past and present, and an awesome performance by Meryl Streep help make Julie & Julia a good time at the movies.

The "Julia" segments of the film are visually appealing, well-drawn, and even informative ("who knew?" sprang to my lips often during these parts of the film). The "Julie" segments were as predictable and treacly as it gets. The juxtaposition of the two makes a sad little disquisition on the progressive trivialization of life during the past half century.

La película es una excelente obra maestra culinaria, y a pesar de ser una comedia basada en dos historias, ambas encajan perfectamente. La interpretación de Meryl Streep es simplemente magnífica, mostrando lo camaleónica que puede ser. De menor manera pero no por ello despreciable, Amy Adams se muestra en un papel de una mujer normal y una vida cotidiana, dejando atrás sus roles de princesa y niña buena de todo momento.

Its been tossed around that quite often foods have acquired tastes, some people love it or some people hate it ( not much in between) ironically this movie is about food i love food and cooking too. That's why i loved this movie so much . On top of the many delicious scenes that make you either super hungry or super an...xious to go home and try a random recipe in that one cookbook you've never really opened much, Is a traditionally good peice of feel good romaticish kind of comedy by nhora ephr

Julie's blogging and cooking adventures, while slight, are a perfect counterpoint to Julia's adventures in France.

A failed attempt at making a boring life seem interesting.