New York, I Love You

Weaker than _Paris, Je T'Aime_ in regards to writing and cinematography. My favourites are:

**Segment Seven** by Shekhar Kapur
**Segment Nine** by Fatih Akın
**Segment Ten** by Yvan Attal
**Segment Eleven** by Joshua Marston

I'm gonna come out and admit first and foremost, I did not finish the movie. I finish basically 99% of the movies I watch, but I just didn't see the point here so maybe I missed something substantial in the last 45 minutes or so of this, I'll never know, and I don't care. In general I'm not a big fan of movies like this telling so many stories. I get that it's the format of the movie/story, but they usually end up coming across like the best scenes in their would be own individual movies. So while I appreciate the art of it, and think this piece here did an okay job of doing it, there was no possible way for me to care what was going on scene to scene. Yes, I get that it's just how movies like this are made, but just like a lot of people may not like movies I love, I really did not like this movie one bit. Far, far too much going on.