New York, I Love You (2009)
An anthology film joining several love stories set in one of the most loved cities of the world, New York. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Natalie Portman, Yvan Attal, Wen Jiang, Fatih Akin, Brett Ratner
Written By: Natalie Portman, Anthony Minghella, Tristan Carné, Emmanuel Benbihy
Starring: John Hurt, Ethan Hawke, Christina Ricci, Natalie Portman, Chris Cooper, Shia LaBeouf, Robin Wright, Anton Yelchin, Maggie Q, Olivia Thirlby, Drea de Matteo, Eva Amurri Martino
Country: France
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New York, I Love You belongs to 16 collections
1. Female Directors (public: moderated by djross - 87 stars)
2. Portmanteau or Anthology (public: moderated by djross - 10 stars)
3. New York (public: moderated by djross - 9 stars)
4. Eligible for Academy Award Best Picture 2009 (public: moderated by Ross - 1 star)
5. Benoît Debie (cinematographer). (public: moderated by karamazov. - 1 star)
6. Festival do Rio 2009 (public: moderated by brunobam)
7. Topic: wheelchair. (public: moderated by tipar)
8. Coheed's Celluloid Pit (private: Coheed - 1 star)
9. Reza Archive (private: reza899 - 1 star)
10. City! (private: jormungand - 1 star)
11. Availability: C More (private: KasperL - 1 star)
12. Filmekimi 2010 (private: parcaliham)
13. Natalie Portman (private: DavidJohnson)
14. My DVD Collection (private: balseiros)
15. 2009: Year in Review (private: polanski28)
16. 50 Weeks of Cakes & Stakes (private: SeanTres)
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Ytadel | 3 27% |
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Definitely not as good as Paris, Je T'aime, even though New York is my favorite city. There's a few entertaining shorts, a few that are laughably artsy-fartsy (the one starring Shia LeBeouf especially), and a few that are straightforward but pretty pointless.
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KasperL | 50 30% |
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Slight, but I disagree with the consensus that this is a much weaker anthology film than 'Paris, I Love You'. Attal's two segments are the strongest, the one with Hawke and Maggie Q in particular, and Ratner's segment is okay too. Most of the others are borderline pointless and very forgettable. However, the ensemble cast is impressive, not to mention outrageously attractive (Portman, Q, Christie & Shu), and the only segment that is actually bad (though well-shot, at least) is the one by Kapur.
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Paradigma | 55 24% |
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Short films that tell nothing at all.
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Pickpocket | 2 21% |
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One of the poorest tributes to NYC ever conceived. How do you make a NY tribute film without Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese? The worst segment was Natalie Portman's part. With each film I see her in I grow more and more tired of her, she just bores me playing basically the same character in everything. Ultimately the film is just pointless, aimless and stupid. You can get more insight on the city by just going there and walking around for 5 minutes. Waste of time.
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frederic_g54 | 2 6% |
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Even though "Paris, je t'aime" consisted of individual stories, it ended up feeling like a classy, accomplished piece of work, a feeling which "New York, I Love You" failed to evoke. They could've at least shed a light on the city's famous sights, why do these stories take place in cabs, bars, restaurants, appartments, hotel rooms,... Save for Ethan Hawke's/Maggie Q's part, this is a total disappointment.
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| 1 | 05caniffa | 79 26% |
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Didn't like it as much as Paris, Je T'aime. Parts attempted to flow together, but the clean breaks between segments (and knowing who directed each vignette) made the Paris film work a lot better for me. Highs and lows like before, but the highs were few and far between.
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Stewball | 70 54% |
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A lot of great stuff, but I wish it'd been tied together a little more. But Ethan Hawke's segment is worth the price of admission--maybe getting what you're looking for, and more, can turn a person around.
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overrated | 32 23% |
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Shia whose dick did you suck
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| Average Percentile 36.93% from 859 Ratings |  |