Synopsis
Elizabeth has just been through a particularly nasty breakup, and now she's ready to leave her friends and memories behind as she chases her dreams across the country. In order to support herself on her journey, Elizabeth picks up a series of waitress jobs along the way. As Elizabeth crosses paths with a series of lost souls whose yearnings are even greater than her own, their emotional turmoil ultimately helps her gain a greater understanding of her own problems...
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Cast
- Norah JonesElizabeth
- Jude LawJeremy
- David StrathairnArnie
- Rachel WeiszSue Lynne
- Natalie PortmanLeslie
- Cat PowerKatya
- Frankie FaisonTravis
- Michael DelanoCowboy
- Chad R. DavisBoyfriend
- Katya BlumenbergGirlfriend
- 75
TV Guide Magazine
Despite its flaws, the film has the same dreamy, romantic melancholy that distinguishes Wong's best films. - 67
Entertainment Weekly
Norah Jones, making her big-screen debut as a wistful wanderer, is a beautiful blank, and the fragments barely add up to a movie. - 63
Premiere
All this is frustrating, as the picture contains a few grace notes that remind one what an acute filmmaker Wong can be. - 60
The Hollywood Reporter
The director is chasing a mood here -- a mood, an atmosphere and feelings -- much as he did in "In the Mood for Love." - 50
Salon
My Blueberry Nights may not quite be what fans of either Jones or Wong Kar-wai -- directing his first film in English -- are expecting. It's a late-night, lovelorn mood piece in a minor key, not complicated or convoluted, finally more confection than substance. - 50
Variety
As much a trifle as its title suggests, My Blueberry Nights sees Hong Kong stylist Wong Kar Wai applying his characteristic visual and thematic doodles to a wispy story of lovelorn Yanks. - 50
Village Voice
The disappointment here doesn't have much to do with Wong doing America--he's been doing America for years, even in Chinese--but with Wong doing Wong, and not up to his own standard. - 50
USA Today
Often ponderous, sometimes pretentious and mostly clichéd, this contrived meditation on longing and loss feels like a missed opportunity.
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