Pub.lished Movie Reviews
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022)
"Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris" is a charming, whimsical fantasy about a cleaning lady who decides she can't live without a couture Dior dress.
However, she is like a fish out of water when it comes to high fashion.
Fortunately, while she lacks the sophistication of the rich, she has plenty of charm.
And, at least in this movie, charm moves mountains.
I did mention this was a fantasy, right?
"Who is he ?"
Marquis de Chassagne: "He is Christian Dior"
"He looks like my milkman."
- You are not a fan of romantic comedies.
- You prefer action-packed films to gentle, feel-good stories.
- You dislike movies that revolve around fashion or the fashion industry.
- You are under the age of 13, as some themes may be more suitable for a slightly older audience.
The Devil Wears Prada (2006):
If you enjoyed "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris," you would likely love "The Devil Wears Prada." Directed by David Frankel, the film offers a similar premise, where the fashion industry provides a backdrop to the main plot's developments. The strong performances by Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep grant the film an irresistible charm.
Coco Chanel (2008):If you are drawn to the fashion-centered storytelling in "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris," "Coco Chanel" might be another movie to consider. It narrates the rise of Gabrielle Chanel, the legendary moth of the House of Chanel. The film concentrates on class and taste, addressing these topics from the perspective of Chanel's world.
Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009):"Confessions of a Shopaholic" offers great entertainment to those who loved "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris." It's a charming comedy about a scenic journalist who struggles with a shopping addiction while finding romance in New York City. It's a lighthearted film with a heartwarming conclusion, delivered with a lead performance by Isla Fisher.
Sex and The City (2008):The film "Sex and the City," based on the popular HBO series of the same name, could be a delightful follow-up to "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris." Renowned for its sartorial splendor, the film shares an appreciation for fashion and style, and an emphatically feminine perspective on life, love, and friendship.
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