It's already a juggling act just trying to keep an audience interested with 2-3 stories in a single movie, but 18 shorts by completely different directors and actors? That's something. Paris, I Love You, manages to pull off this amazing feat, bringing together nearly all the languages of love, all while celebrating the great city of Paris. As for the stories themselves, there are a few misses, especially the Chinatown one which I found completely tasteless and pointless, but fortunately the movie pulls through and ends on a strong note, leaving you to only wonder what type of complex soup your own city would present if given the chance. 8.0/10.
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