To Rome with Love
Comedy • R • 2012 • 1 hr 51 min
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Woody Allen, Roberto Benigni, Penélope Cruz, Alec Baldwin, Judy Davis
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Classic Woody Allen. Love to see for the architecture, Rome and some good actors. Entertaining.
It wasn’t as good as some of Woody’s others; however there’s just something enchanting about it. I’m not sure about Baldwin’s character tho
If you like architecture, traveling and especially Rome, you can watch it.
Nice movie with some short stories more interesting then others, but entertaining nonetheless.
Amazing stories. Roberto Benigni hilarious part!
Not the most memorable or well made film but it’s a clever script that feels like one of Allen’s best
Roman tales with thematic unity. Fame, sex, ambition: all subservient to LOVE. Baldwin is Greek Chorus. Read Thomas Aquinas for the theme.
Classic Woody Alan's movie, good shots, music, and actors.
A Woody Allen film set in the vibrant city of Rome, weaving together multiple storylines with charm.
Kind of a cliche cheesy romance movie. The romance buffs will probably enjoy it.
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