To Rome With Love

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Dominic B @RT83360345 Apr 30, 2026 Unfortunately none of the Woody Allen quirkiness, wit or smarts. It is intermittently funny but overall quite silly and boring. Lots of famous faces, though. See more David M @DavidH99 Jan 3, 2026 Woody stayed too long at the party. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Jun 3, 2025 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom. See more TJ W @RT46488278 Apr 28, 2025 What a charming wonderful movie See more Ben D @RT87620530 Jan 30, 2025 Although it’s the weakest of the Allen-European trio — Vicky Cristina Barcelona and Midnight in Paris — To Rome With Love is fun comic fare with surrealism and with the “Eternal City” as a golden backdrop. There are four concurrent storylines that never intertwine, but all take place in Rome. John’s (Alec Baldwin), Hayley’s (Alison Pill), and Leopoldo’s (Roberto Benigni) stories are all interesting and fun, the fourth, Antonio’s (Alessandro Tiberi) is a weak link and a beaten-to-death, elongated trope of “Don’t let Dad see the dent in the car”. I hate this trope. It is this episode of Friends (“The One with Two Parties”), which incorporates the same concept that made me stop watching the series entirely. It is not funny and only exists to show Italians who are better off not staying in Rome. Although the “Can only sing opera in the shower” (Hayley’s) idea feels like it was stolen from The Simpsons ep, “The Homer of Seville” (2007) — wherein Homer can only sing opera from a supine position — it is well-crafted (if not a little rushed), nice to listen to and watch, and very funny. Hayley’s story is the only one that features Allen as an actor and the scene where he shakes Giancarlo’s (Fabio Armillato) hand — who is a mortician — only for the Italian to excuse himself so he can “wash up”, is a laugh-out-loud funny moment. This movie gets a bad rap and definitely does not deserve the terrible RT (47/40) score. If Woody simply cut Antonio’s story and beefed up the other three, this would be a much more highly regarded movie. See more Alexsander F @Aelxs Jun 30, 2023 Mais uma vez a crítica equivocada como sempre. O filme é um espetáculo! See more Read all reviews

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