Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Nov 24, 2020 6/10

Every character is either delightfully crazy or suffering from severe psychogenic disorders.

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Felicia Feaster Charleston City Paper Jan 28, 2020

Actress Julie Delpy makes her directing debut with 2 Days in Paris, which is at once a gimlet-eyed love story and a refreshingly cynical take on the French character.

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Kaleem Aftab The List Nov 3, 2018 4/5

The comedic observations are spot-on and Delpy, who in addition to directing and starring in the film also edited and composed the music, deserves plaudits.

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Emine Yildirim Today's Zaman (Turkey) Feb 29, 2016

There are some great moments of cross-cultural transference and culture clash captured by Delpy's dynamic camera, which organically flows between the conversations and social mishaps of her characters.

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S. Jhoanna Robledo Common Sense Media Aug 3, 2012 4/5

Witty romcom explores realistic relationship; graphic talk.

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Cliff Doerksen Time Out Nov 18, 2011 4/5

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Joshua Rothkopf Time Out Nov 17, 2011 3/5

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Jon Frosch The Stranger (Seattle, WA) Sep 11, 2010

Delpy has made something rare: a romantic comedy that feels spontaneous and handcrafted ( ... )

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Gabe Leibowitz Film and Felt Sep 18, 2009 19/100

2 Days in Paris is a mix of awful Woody Allen and mental masturbation.

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Fernando F. Croce CinePassion Aug 27, 2009

A shoddy, sour handheld-video excursion

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Mike Scott Times-Picayune Jul 24, 2009 2.5/4

It often feels a touch aimless, wandering about without much of a plot to rely upon. But in the end, 2 Days in Paris manages to be a pleasant enough diversion.

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Heather Huntington ReelzChannel.com Aug 21, 2008 4/10

There are funny jokes here and there, and of course Paris is lovely, but watching the two principals kvetch, moan, complain, obsess, and imagine illnesses for two hours gets quite tiring.

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Kevin Carr 7M Pictures Aug 17, 2008 1.5/5

Delpy makes mistakes in this film by providing unnecessary narration... and assumptions about the audience from politics to sexual awareness

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Jonathan Kiefer Sacramento News & Review Aug 7, 2008 3/5

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Tim Basham Paste Magazine Jul 22, 2008

If Woody Allen's neurotic Alvy and Diane Keaton's Annie in Annie Hall had borne children it's a good bet they would have turned out like Marion (Julie Delpy) and Jack (Adam Goldberg) in 2 Days in Paris.

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Peter Calder New Zealand Herald Mar 21, 2008 4/5

Deeply romantic without being sentimental.

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Jeff Bayer The Scorecard Review Mar 3, 2008 7/10

First off, you have to like complainers, otherwise Adam Goldberg will drive you nuts.

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Mark Bourne Film.com Feb 5, 2008

...an impressive, funny urban comedy of manners from a suitably distinctive voice that I hope we'll hear again soon.

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Don Willmott Filmcritic.com Feb 5, 2008 3.5/5

Delpy's banter is quick and funny, and the whole film feels wonderfully improvised.

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Karina Longworth SpoutBlog Feb 4, 2008

An almost Brechtian analysis of what happens to a relationship after that magic hour.

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