• R, 1 hr. 52 min.
  • Comedy
  • Directed By:
    Woody Allen
    In Theaters:
    Jun 22, 2012 Limited
    On DVD:
    Jan 15, 2013
  • Sony Pictures Classics

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To Rome with Love Reviews

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Matt Kelemen
Las Vegas CityLife

Inconsistencies in time and space elements, and a plot that echoes an episode of The Flintstones, join generally underdeveloped attempts at suspending disbelief to mar Allen's attempt to represent the city of Fellini.

Full Review Source: Las Vegas CityLife | Original Score: 2/5

April 21, 2013
James Plath
Movie Metropolis

Compared to "Midnight in Paris," this homage isn't nearly as sure-footed.

Full Review Source: Movie Metropolis | Original Score: 6/10

January 17, 2013
Steve Newall
Flicks.co.nz

I liked it - but I can see why some won't.

Full Review Source: Flicks.co.nz | Original Score: 3/5

December 20, 2012
CJ Johnson
ABC Radio (Australia)

There are four "stories", linked by the fact that they all take place in Rome. None of them are funny, interesting or in the slightest way connected to how real people exist.

Full Review Source: ABC Radio (Australia) | Original Score: 1.5/5

December 4, 2012
Robert Roten
Laramie Movie Scope

These roughly connected comic sketches don't really add up to a whole movie, but there are enough laughs here and there to keep the film afloat.

Full Review Source: Laramie Movie Scope | Original Score: C

October 23, 2012
Simon Foster
sbs.com.au

Allen's Roman sojourn results in little more than a series of fanciful vignettes, occasionally insightful and not without the odd chuckle, but mostly just rather silly and inconsequential.

Full Review Source: sbs.com.au

October 22, 2012

After the surprise triumph of Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen returns with another charmer set in a foreign city... At 76, he's clearly at the top of his game.

Full Review Source: 3AW | Original Score: 3/5

October 19, 2012
Colin Fraser
FILMINK (Australia)

The laughs feel familiar, the characters feel like caricatures and Woody Allen seems to be on autopilot.

Full Review Source: FILMINK (Australia)

October 18, 2012
Dale Rolfe
MovieFIX

Woody Allen's sudsy ode to Rome, while joyful and amusing, rings hollow.

Full Review Source: MovieFIX | Original Score: 2/5

October 18, 2012
Leigh Paatsch
Herald Sun (Australia)

The vacuous dialogue in Allen's screenplay is exceptionally clunky. What he envisages as cheeky comes off as creaky.

Full Review Source: Herald Sun (Australia) | Original Score: 2/5

October 18, 2012
Margaret Pomeranz
At the Movies (Australia)

He can't get away with what he got away with 50 years ago and that's the thing. His timing is off. He's not funny. He used to be achingly funny and beautiful.

Full Review Source: At the Movies (Australia) | Original Score: 1/5

October 18, 2012
David Stratton
At the Movies (Australia)

It's not a bad film, but TO ROME WITH LOVE is very minor Woody Allen.

Full Review Source: At the Movies (Australia) | Original Score: 2.5/5

October 18, 2012
Graham Young
Birmingham Post

A good-looking, familiar Woody romp.

Full Review Source: Birmingham Post | Original Score: 3/5

October 17, 2012
Simon Miraudo
Quickflix

It's a movie of moments - some great, some good, some flat out bad - just as his Allen's career has been made up of moments too.

Full Review Source: Quickflix | Original Score: 3/5

October 15, 2012
Ed Gibbs
The Sunday Age

A largely forgettable letdown that could have, should have been a contender.

Full Review Source: The Sunday Age | Original Score: 2/5

October 14, 2012
Andrew L. Urban
Urban Cinefile

To Rome With Love invites comparisons with Midnight in Paris - to the former's detriment. Opening and closing with Volare, one of the corniest in the Italian pop song repertoire, Allen wears the corny badge with pride throughout

Full Review Source: Urban Cinefile

October 13, 2012
Louise Keller
Urban Cinefile

There a frenzy of activity with abundant characters, fast one liners, amusing moments and clever ideas in Woody Allen's love letter to Rome, although after the finesse of Midnight in Paris, it seems rather trivial

Full Review Source: Urban Cinefile

October 13, 2012
Elias Savada
Film Threat

To Rome With Love is a triumphant examination of life and love's many splendors, spilt out on the streets on Rome at their wickedly absurd and poignantly profound moments...

Full Review Source: Film Threat | Original Score: 4/5

September 28, 2012
Stefan Pape
HeyUGuys

If you turned on the lights at the end of To Rome With Love, all you would see is the face of a film critic, overcome with a frustrating sense of unfulfillment.

Full Review Source: HeyUGuys | Original Score: 2.5/5

September 23, 2012
Philip French
Observer [UK]

Anyway, I greatly enjoyed this film.

Full Review Source: Observer [UK]

September 15, 2012
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