Nina and Tim Zagat: Movie Critics
Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 08.10.09 | 1:14 PM ET
In the Atlantic, the restaurant-reviewing power couple weighs in on Julie and Julia, the culinary comedy that opened this weekend. (Via The Daily Dish)
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Jenny 08.10.09 | 2:58 PM ET
Regarding the Zagats assessment of Julie/Julia. The movie would have probably been better for them had they not viewed it through their own prism. It’s a joyous story of two wonderful women (one a goddess in the pantheon of culinary arts, one a young girl trying to find her way - thru cooking). The acting was spot-on (what can’t Meryl Streep do?), screenplay by Nora Ephron so clever, sets in Paris did indeed tranport you there in the 40’s. I, obviously, ate it up.