Midnight in Paris

Funny, charming, and introspective about the nostalgia its plot centers around, Midnight in Paris joins The Purple Rose of Cairo as one of the easiest of Woody Allen's films to love. While not as deep as Allen's masterpieces, it's a film that's almost impossible to find fault with. Kathy Bates and Adrian Brody are particular highlights of a uniformly delightful cast in 1920s-era Paris.