Magic in the Moonlight
Comedy • PG-13 • 2014 • 1 hr 38 min
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Really weird and uncomfortable but somehow in a good way?
Hard to dislike due to Allen’s typical charm, but the lack of palpable chemistry and awkward age difference between the leads is bothersome.
What happens when woody Allen in in top shape? Pure magic!!!
Fun and charming little ride. Definitely not great, but neither is it bad.
This movie is amazing! It is so unpredictable and well made. Love Woody Allen, Emma Stone, and Colin Firth. One of my favourite movies ever!
Some witty cleverness, but I can't get over the age difference
I like such easygoing lighthearted films. I like the milieu, but I can’t look past Woody Allen reality :/
Pretty charming, very clever script. Crazy age gap from Woody is so distracting and unrealistic
Delightful, engaging, uplifting. It’s a warm & fuzzy, feel good movie.
This is the only Woody Allen movie I’ve ever enjoyed, mainly because of Emma Stone’s performance
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