Give the gift of movies with Fandango Bucks Gift Certificates! Design your own gift card, or choose from our collection.
Superhero fans! Don’t miss out on these Limited Edition Avengers gift cards!
Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
That the film succeeds as well as it does despite a series of coincidences that strain credibility is a credit to a fine cast and a joie de vivre that pervades even the most implausible moments. Read full review
Avenue Montaigne is a bonbon, not a bouillabaisse. But because this is finally a film about desire, it carries a bittersweet tang. Read full review
Avenue Montaigne transforms an overwhelming metropolis into a user-friendly village with quirkily appealing characters. Read full review
Bookending the film is the relationship between Jessica and the grandmother who raised her. This role is delightfully played by Suzanne Flon, who recently died at age 87. The film is dedicated to the veteran actress. Read full review
A well-oiled script is nicely served by a multigenerational cast, a bittersweet and consistently entertaining mainstream comedy that tackles the big themes of Life and Art with unpretentious brio. Read full review
Avenue Montaigne may not be a centimeter deeper than it needs to be, but you also won't be feeling that your pocket was picked when it's over. Read full review
For Yank color in her soap-bubbly movie, director Daniele Thompson has her pal Sydney Pollack appear as...a famous director. Read full review
Has a breezy, Altmanesque air, as it tracks the mini-dramas of its crisscrossing characters. Read full review
Aside from pretty people behaving cutely, there's just not much here, and even devoted Francophiles may nod into their cafe crmes. Read full review
It's formula stuff, to be sure, but full of feeling for the sweep of the past as well as for the unsettled, yearning present. Read full review
4.5
Dave White Profile
ain't bad. Read full review