New York, I Love You

Even the transitional shots of the city are stereotypical and uninspired..... ... Full Review

Wen Jiang ("The Sun Also Rises") stages a slick sleight-of-hand scene between Andy Garcia and Hayden Christensen....Just as predictable, but with a comic tone, is Joshua Marston's ("Maria Full of Grace") take on an elderly couple's (Cloris Leachman and Eli Wallach) trek to Brighton Beach.....while Shunji Iwai ("All About Lili Chou-Chou") directs Orlando Bloom in a quirky, charming tale of romantic possibility.....But surprises don't necessarily make for good storytelling..... ... Full Review

Another part that I really enjoyed about New York, I Love You is....It is a really beautiful and touching story....are a fan of the city of New York, or like short films, you'll most likely enjoy New York, I Love You .....This is definitely one of my favorite performance of his.....Probably one of his best scenes ever..... ... Full Review

LaBeouf, who is usually seen destroying monstrous machines, gives a touching performance....It is a beautifully woven, gentle story with a touch of play between reality, imagination.... ... Full Review

It's enough to make you hate New York..... ... Full Review

New York, I Love You is far from perfect but it is mostly enjoyable.....if the short films were just lackluster.....The short films all center around love in Paris.....Christensen, as per usual, gives a flat and uninteresting performance.....Overall, New York, I Love You is worth checking out..... ... Full Review

a crass teen comedy based on his own virgin-no-more story that ends in a moronic twist-the names involved in New York are more arthouse friendly....It's by far his best performance to date.....Most surprising is Shia LaBeouf's fantastic turn as a humpbacked Russian bellhop in a painfully morose segment written by the late Anthony Minghella.... ... Full Review

New York, I Love You is only occasionally entertaining....The divisive director actually produces the first smiles of the film in a quick-and-clever bit about a high school student ( Anton Yelchin ) recently dumped by his girlfriend.... ... Full Review

The initial dialogue, as is often the case with "New York, I Love You," would be roughly as effective on a stage....But as Nair crosscuts between the jeweler's fantasies and the bride's wedding, the literal becomes more poetic, and far more interesting..... ... Full Review

New York, I Love You" begins, as good New York stories often do, in a taxi.....Director Brett Ratner's whimsical prom story spends a good deal of time wheeling through a sun-drenched Central Park.... ... Full Review