That was fun, wasn't it? Only in Paris, where the magic of city so rich in beauty will take an individual to different era. With an intro mainly focused on Paris' charmingly compact architecture and simple parks, Allen gives the viewer what Paris during the day because this film will focus much more on nightlife.

Midnight in Paris revolves around two selfish lovers who are engaged; Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams play that couple. Wilson seems to do a fair…

A story about a musician by the sole name of Rodriguez. His background lies within a blue-collar Detroit where work is as hard as metal in their cars. An easy-going, selfless, artistic man who was taken advantage of by the music industry, mainly by the american record company which released his album. Rodriguez was continuously praised as the big-time artist that just didn't happen, but why? He didn't speak for himself, but would do so for others. His voice was…

Refn had the opportunity to take his talent to the natural world, free of modern life, and shows you why he is one of better directors. Broken up to six parts as it follows the end of slave life early on, and the beginning of freedom for "one eye." Ambiguous ending, which leaves a bounty of interpretations. An obvious mirror is held up to religion and how they follow certain individuals while crowning them superior or godly. Superstitions also appear…