Exquisite scenery, clever observations about life, and witty dialog are all part of its charm

Rating: 8/10 (4 September 2013)

(Plot) Owen Wilson embarks on a journey back in time to the 1920's where he gets inspiration for his novel. He begins to wonder about his current situation with fiancée (McAdams) whilst in this magical time period and even indulges in romance and other pleasures of life
It's really hard to write a review about this film without spoiling so much of the wonder or the amazement. The big thing you must do in this film is go with it. If you choose to concentrate on the believability of it all, you'll most likely find your viewing experience tarnished. It's a fantasy type of premise, so you should know going in that it might strain credibility for you if you focus on it, but if you decide to go into the world of Woody Allen, you'll more than likely have a blast like I did. I'll be honest. I haven't seen many of Woody Allen's films, but Woody Allen never skimps out on making sure the dialog is crisp and witty, and this film was no different. It's just a terrific film that put me in a good mood after it was all said and done. Owen Wilson usually annoys me to no end, but he was perfect for this part. I shockingly enjoyed him very much, and loved his performance. He can be talented after all! Rachel McAdams is charming as per usual, even if her character is a tad snobbish. The rest of the cast does great
Final Thoughts: Just go with it. If you can't find enjoyment from this movie, I'd really suggest that you put a halt to watching movies in general. There is real magic in this movie, and I just hope you appreciate it
8.5/10