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Not everyone's cup o' tea. I did really love it but I'm quite interested in the subject. I thought the production value was touch notch. The directors are the most promising part of the film, making it all so romantic and clean. Really shows respect for the people on camera and for art in general. Such great lengths for such a refined topic as fine dining. I'd probably never watch it again.

The folks being interviewed are a bit odd and eccentric. Most people are about their meaningless hobbies.

...to finish it. First off, the structure of the story jumps around from foodie to foodie, country to country, so it was confusing as heck. Like any movie, we the audience needs to relate to the characters. I'm afraid here I did not. The most interesting part are the images of the food. The least interesting are the sounds of the foodies eating and chomping away. Nothing made me care about any of them. I understand that this is a slice of life of these unique individuals but it wasn't a lifestyle that seemed that envious. Eating alone is not fun.