Probably one of the best feel-good-movies

Rating: 8/10 (26 October 2014)

For some reason I felt like living on the wrong place on earth, after I had watched this awesome movie. Woody Allen, who is far away from being my favorite director, has created here an unconventional love story that might not gets under your skin all the time, but teaches some good lessons about love and its diversity.
The main cast makes a fantastic job. The trio, consisting out of Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall and Penélope Cruz, who has also won an Oscar for her role in this flick, is absolutely lovely as a group of rival women. Javier Bardem, who has already proofed that he is a great actor in "No Country for Old Men", gives us an extroverted Spanish artist, who enjoys spending his lifetime with various women.
The beautiful shots of Barcelona and its countryside and the perfectly chosen music create an intense feeling of traveling to Spain again.
The dialogues are diversifiedly written and filled with comedic nuances that makes the film at any moment diverting. Allen also dares to use a lot of Spanish dialogues in here, so the movie is getting more authentic.
Compared with all the best films in this world, it might be not outstanding, but absolutely unique in its message about love and creative way of introducing a country.
So if you are searching for a light entertainment, I would necessarily recommend "Vicky Cristina Barcelona".
Excuse me for my not so good English.