- 8
Ms. Delpy's and Mr. Goldberg's performances are so assured and spontaneous that they don't even seem to be acting; they're living their roles in front of our eyes.
—Stephen Holden New York Times
- 8
...provides much needed relief from the glut of summer movie slop.
—N.V. Cooper E!
- 7
...zippy...
—Jim Ridley Village Voice
- 7
...a far more prickly piece of chatty cinema, delivering acerbic wit and antagonistic conflict...
—Nick Schager Slant Magazine
- 7
...more tragedy than farce.
—Tasha Robinson Onion AV Club
- 7
...rueful, occasionally very funny...
—Maitland McDonagh TV Guide
- 7
...the results are hit and miss...
—Peter Rainer Christian Science Monitor
- 7
...Delpy zeros in on something much more subtle and complex.
—Carina Chocano Los Angeles Times
- 7
...zippy...
—Jim Ridley LA Weekly
- 7
Delpy in fact has made a smart film with an edge to it...
—Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times
- 6
...arrives as a bittersweet antidote to the adoration.
—Michael Phillips Chicago Tribune
- 6
She [Delpy] stages it with a funny and diverting improv-y flow, though you wish that less of it depended on the high-concept joke(s)...
—Owen Gleiberman Entertainment Weekly
- 6
...a situation salad, at least until the end, when things start to pull together a bit.
—Kyle Smith New York Post
- 3
The movie may be called 2 Days in Paris but it feels like two years. Simply put, it's the worst film I've seen in ages.
—Gary Goldstein Reel