Midnight in Paris

I have o- I have one more that I can think of.

I n- I don't know if it's as much as underrated, 'cause it's a Woody Allen movie, Midnight in Paris.

I just don't think it's also talked about as much as it should be.

And it's also shot by my very favorite cinematographer of all time, Darius Khondji.

We get it.

Y- this reflects your life, but, you know, just stop.

Just stop." And Midnight in Paris didn't have that.

I, I r- and it was really so creative.

When asked why the children liked this film so much, they said, two words, Jackie Chan.

Well, get the hell out of here, Midnight in Paris.

Amy, is this interesting to learn this?

I didn't really know that he had kids.

At the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, from 10am there's the Secrets of the Anzac Memorial tour and a talk revealing the stories behind the bus reliefs, both lovely for the history and heritage crowd.

At the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts, the real-life matinee is screening Midnight in Paris, which is a very civilised way to spend a Wednesday afternoon.

At 12.30pm, the Sydney Conservatorium of Music has a piano division recital.

And at 1.15pm, St James's Church in the CBD has a lunchtime concert with flautist Alice Dawson-Damer, both free or cheap little cultural gems in your lunch break.

Yeah, when I was looking through 2011, I realized, wow, it's kind of an incredible year.

Just to list it off, Moneyball, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, as aforementioned, Crazy Stupid Love, Drive, The Untouchables, Captain America, The First Avenger, Pirates of the Caribbean, On Strange Tides, The Help, Bridesmaids, Thor, The Cabin in the Woods, X-Men First Class, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Source Code, Limitless, Horrible Bosses, Shame, Super 8, Cars 2, Rio, Rango, No Strings Attached, Friends with Benefits, Midnight in Paris, The Lincoln Lawyer, The Hangover Part 2.

Yeah, I remember

that

What i- I'm trying to see what he's made.

Woody Allen has done Annie Hall, Midnight in Paris.

That's it.

That's the movie with Owen Wilson where he's, has a hand, a hand in his pocket and he's walking around Paris going, "Oh, yeah."

They get festival releases.

He's made the same movie, like, what's it, Midnight in Paris?

Yeah.

After that, every single movie is the same.

It's like, what if some people had trouble in their relationship? And even before then, up until Midnight in Paris, most of

his movies were, what if there was struggle in a relationship? You can watch.

I mean, you don't have to watch any of them.

Now, thankfully, I think he's been able to recover from it.

But if you look at the first and second half of his careers, if you're dividing it in that 2007 incident, it's quite different he's still working he's worked consistently since you know he had a really really great comeback role in coincidentally enough the Woody Allen film Midnight in Paris I think he's brilliant in that film But you're right, Anton.

I mean, he's certainly more well-known for his comedic chops.

Wedding Crashers.

I really love rom-com Yeah, I love, like, just, like, romance comedy.

But I really like Midnight in Paris.

Really?

I don't think that's, like, a romance.

Oh, that's funny, like historical.

Yeah, historical things.

So if you like those kinds of things, you'll really like Midnight in Paris.

Mm-hmm.