The Christian Sciene MonitorAllen interweaves a complicated cross section of stories into the mix, including one involving Jesse Eisenberg as a budding ...
TelegraphWoody Allen re-locates to Italy for his latest film – the result is clichéd but still enjoyable
TelegraphTo Rome with Love is four of Woody Allen's worst films rolled into one, writes Robbie Collin.
The GuardianWoody Allen's latest European adventure is a portmanteau farce with some hits among its many misses
Total FilmFour trivial stories, forced laughs: don't expect much more from Allen's latest postcard from Europe.
ReelViewsOnce upon a time, calling a movie "lesser Woody Allen" might be considered a slap in the face.
Chicago Sun-TimesWoody Allen's latest film, "To Rome With Love," generates no particular excitement or surprise, but it provides the sort of ...
Chicago TribuneNever has Allen sounded quite so one-percenter about his place in the world. Then again, he never claimed to be otherwise.
New York MagazineI was blissed out during much of To Rome With Love, but I have to acknowledge its creepy side.
The New York TimesOne of the most delightful things about To Rome With Love is how casually it blends the plausible and the surreal, and how u...
Rolling StoneTo Rome With Love lacks the overarching theme of time and regret that distinguished Allen's last romantic comedy, but it has...
Wall Street JournalWhat's on screen is a collection of clichés intermingled with outlandish farce or surreal fantasy.
USA TodayIt's often frivolous and banal, though never tedious. It does offer moments of buoyant humor, farcical fun and consistently ...
Los Angeles TimesAn affectionate but meandering comedy that contemplates romance, fame, legacy and longing.
New York PostThe comedy is passable, and the ways the stories play off each other provides enough to think about to be engaging.
SlateAt times this multiple-plot meander through the glorious labyrinth of the Eternal City can feel aimless, even lazy. But in t...
E! OnlineUnder the spell of Roma, Jesse Eisenberg is smitten with Ellen Page even though his girlfriend is the adorably insecure Gret...
JobloIt only features dim characters looking for love with absolutely no hope for growth. This impossibly cheerful feature is los...
Entertainment WeeklyWoody Allen has entered a phase in which he seems less movie director than travel agent, dispensing scenic Euro vistas, new ...
Film School RejectsRuns too long; film would benefit from connections between sections; only shows very touristy side of Rome (when it has a re...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Woody Allen
Writer: Woody Allen
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Woody Allen, Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni
Release: March 19, 2012
Writer: Woody Allen
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Woody Allen, Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni
Release: March 19, 2012
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