Movie Review: The Hundred-Foot Journey

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I absolutely loved this movie and give it an enthusiastic 5 stars. It had all the elements I like: gorgeous food and scenery, character transformation, the breaking down of barriers between people, love, learning, and some frolicking fun. The world is better for this feast for the eye and heart. And this was accomplished without sex and guns, which makes it even better.

An Indian restaurant moves in across from a classically chic French restaurant and this movie is the result of a clash between these historic and diverse culinary cultures.

Highly recommended…

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