In June, the movies related to Link, besides "Bridesmaids" and "Mr. Tree," included his lead role in "Midnight in Paris."
This movie was produced and distributed by Sony Pictures and has been showing in limited release since May 20th. In its first week at 8 theaters in the United States, it earned $1.12 million at the box office, with an average occupancy rate of 82% per theater per day—very impressive data, and the word-of-mouth was also very good.
The media gave it an average score of 76%, while Rotten Tomatoes rated it fresh with 86%, supported by 32 people and opposed by 12; on Yahoo, film critics gave it an A-.
The New York Times called the film a love letter to Paris by director Woody Allen, and praised Link's performance for adding much luster to the movie, not to mention the romantic scenes between Link, Marion Cotillard, and Jennifer Lawrence in the film, which the media thoroughly enjoyed discussing.
