New York, I Love You2009
New York, I Love You (2009)
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Cast
as David (Shunji Iwai segment)
as Rifka (Mira Nair segment)
as Gus (Allen Hughes segment)
as Camille (Shunji Iwai segment)
as Garry (Jiang Wen segment)
as Ben (Jiang Wen segment)
as Molly (Jiang Wen segment)
as Mansukhbhai (Mira Nair segment)
as Call Girl (Yvan Attal segment)
as Alex (Yvan Attal segment)
as Writer (Yvan Attal segment)
as Anna (Yvan Attal segment)
as Boy (Brett Ratner segment)
as Mr. Riccoli (Brett Ratner segment)
as Actress (Brett Ratner segment)
as Ex-Girlfriend (Brett Ratner segment)
as Lydia (Allen Hughes segment)
as Isabelle (Shekhar Kapur segment)
as Bellhop (Shekhar Kapur segment)
as Jacob (Shekhar Kapur segment)
as Teya (Natalie Portman segment)
as Dante (Natalie Portman segment)
as Maggie (Natalie Portman segment)
as Painter (Fatih Akin segment)
as Chinese Herbalist (Fatih Akin segment)
as Landlord (Fatih Akin segment)
as Abe (Joshua Marston segment)
as Mitzie (Joshua Marston segment)
as Sarah (Randy Balsmeyer transitions)
as Hall Powell (Randy Balsmeyer transitions)
as Zoe, the Video Artist (Randy Balsmeyer transitions)
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All Critics (97) | Top Critics (29) | Fresh (36) | Rotten (61) | DVD (5)
While many of the segments amuse, and rarely wear out their welcome (the average running time is eight minutes apiece), it rapidly becomes apparent that each of them has some kind of twist, like an O Henry short story.
It's a bit too arty, and a bit too cute, but it charms and cajoles with the pluck of a native New Yorker.
The project is lush and seductive as a whole, though some segments are especially vibrant.
Because so many of the segments are about young lovers, the standouts involve people past their prime.
The film only feels like two or three different sort of approaches are represented. They don't really feel like widely different attacks on the material.
The characters are all more or less useless, inhabiting the frivolous tippy-top of Maslow's pyramid of needs, with little sense that there's anyone essential at the bottom. It's fun, but decadent.
Audience Reviews for New York, I Love You
Patchy. Like all movies made up of many short stories, some of it is interesting, some of it may have not bothered.
Super Reviewer
The premise seemed to make for an interesting film but there was not much cohesion to it. Some of the stories are either too short or too artsy and left me with a sense of not really "getting it".
Super Reviewer
Such a great cast, such a waste. "New York, I love You" is a series of short stories about different people in New York, and their relationships. So many stories are meshed together that you really don't care for most of the characters or their situations. I hoped this was going to be a newer "Love Actually." Instead it's a collection of "arty" short films, strung together very poorly. You would think a cast that includes, Bradley Cooper, Orlando Bloom, Shia LeBouf, Natalie Portman, Chris Cooper, Christina Ricci, Justin Bartha, Ethan Hawke, Robin Wright Penn, Cloris Leachman, Maggie Q, Andy Garcia, Blake Lively, James Caan, Hayden Christensen, and Anton Yelchin would be a GREAT movie. Unfortunately, actors don't always make the movie. "New York, I Love You" I hate the yankees, and I hate you too. Don't watch this crap, no wonder I had never heard of it til I saw it on the shelf at the library,
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New York, I Love You Quotes
| David (Shunji Iwai segment): | Does this mean we're getting married? |
| Camille (Shunji Iwai segment): | Hey, David, it's Camille. You know, when Dostoevsky was writing The Gambler, he signed a contract with his publisher saying that he would finish it in twenty-six days, and he did it, but he had the help of this young stenographer. This girl, she... she stayed with him and she helped him. And... afterwards they actually got married. Ha, isn't that cool? That's how he met his wife. Anyway I found this story in the preface for Crime and Punishment so I was thinking that... and, this would have to be between you and me, but... I was thinking that I could read the books and tell you what's going on and that way you could just focus on your music. But only if you're comfortable with this, and if you're not then you can just forget it, and you can quit, but if you are... then open this door. |