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Paris Je T'Aime

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Paris Je T'Aime

As I watched the movie of the same name, I was struck by the music and immediately loved it, especially "La Mem Histoire" done both in a French and English version and "Paris Je T'Aime", of course. Anyone who is a lover of French music (but not all tracks are French) will appreciate this CD. Viewing the movie is not essential but each track is linked to specific scenes in the movie -- so watch the movie too!

El CD es excelente después de ver la película entré en internet y lo compré. Recomiendo.

Great condition.. Some things you just can't get on MP3 download, or it's more affordable to shop around. Thanks!

CD was very good quality. However when it arrived the back of the CD case was cracked badly.

The music is great companion to this movie. If you liked the movie and the essence of it, you should enjoy this cd, as well.

One of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. This cd is in heavy rotation at my house.

Having never been to Paris and always wanting to, this film served as a good introduction to the vast number of neighborhoods that make up the city. The only one i've known about was Montmartre, the neighborhood on the hill which is Paris' highest elevation. But with that said, this film is not really an examination of all these neighborhoods. All they really do is serve as a backdrop to the human drama and comedy that make up the 18?-is-it?, mini-stories that make up this film. Each segment begins with the name of the particular neighborhood the segment takes place in.
The entire film kept me interested throughout except for a couple of the entries. There were moments of positively enraptured elegance and mystery.....I think my favorite segment starred Juliet Binoche as a grieving mother who is visited by a ghostly cowboy played by Willem Defoe who asks her if she wants to see her son. A romantic light/drama set in the overwhelming Paris cemetary was a highlight("friends stab you in the front"-Oscar Wilde) and comic relief with Steve Buchemi set in the Paris Metropolitan(their subway system)was welcomed. A man learns that his wife has leukemia just as he was preparing to split up with her. A comical portrait of a mime takes place around the Eiffel Tower. The final segment featuring a lonely American woman vacationing by herself in the Paris she has always dreamt of reaching, I'm not sure how i feel about it. I feel sad for her despite her segment-ending revelation that Paris has made her understand and appreciate that she is alive. This will be a good purchase when it comes out on DVD. See it in your theaters if you get a chance