Midnight in Paris
(Sony, $31)
Writer/director Woody Allen came through in 2011 with “one of his most enjoyable films in years,” said the New Orleans Times-Picayune. An appealing Owen Wilson stars as a frustrated screenwriter who, while visiting Paris, is transported each night to the city’s 1920s.
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