Parents' Guide to Meet Me in Paris

Movie NR 2023 71 minutes
Meet Me in Paris Movie Poster: In the foreground three women from the back look over a balcony holding heart-shaped, red umbrellas. The Eiffel Tower can be seen in the distant background glowing against an orange sky.

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Andrea Beach By Andrea Beach , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 13+

Sweet reality romcom film has some kissing. drinking.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 13+?

Any Positive Content?

  • Meet Me in Paris Movie: Three women, one Black, one East Asian, and one with light skin and brown hair sit in a row at an outdoor cafe drinking from champagne flutes and smiling.
  • Meet Me in Paris Movie: Three women drink champagne on a boat
  • Meet Me in Paris Movie: Two women drink through straws and smile

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What's the Story?

MEET ME IN PARIS is the story of three women from the U.S. who are flown to Paris to stay in a luxurious apartment for 10 days while they try to find true love, or at least enjoy a little romantic, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Through a series of planned activities and excursions, each of the three goes on several dates hoping that sparks will fly and something real will ignite before they have to return home.

Is It Any Good?

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Kids say : Not yet rated

For a movie billed as a "reality romcom," this movie is light on the reality and comedy and very heavy on the romance. That being said, Meet Me in Paris is brimming with positivity and refreshingly free of any competition. Among the producers are Reese Witherspoon and Zoe Saldana, so it's not surprising to find characters who support and encourage each other while modeling strong bonds of friendship. Romance fans will enjoy the fabulous locations and swoon-worthy encounters, but there's not much appeal for viewers who aren't fans of the genre.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the romance in Meet Me in Paris. Why are romantic movies, TV, and other media so popular? What do we love about them?

  • Is there any harm, like creating unrealistic expectations, in media with fabulous locations, luxurious lifestyles, and of course, quests for true love? Or is it just fun to enjoy the dream?

  • How is drinking alcohol portrayed in this film? Is it realistic? Do the characters seem responsible about it? What are some consequences of drinking that aren't shown?

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Meet Me in Paris Movie Poster: In the foreground three women from the back look over a balcony holding heart-shaped, red umbrellas. The Eiffel Tower can be seen in the distant background glowing against an orange sky.

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