I watch this movie mainly because of the food scenes and the scenes of Julia Child's life in France.
One of my comfort films.

The only thing I learned from this film my girlfriend forced me to watch one Sunday is this: you can never have too much butter. Damn right.

The Bruschetta makes my mouth water EVERY time. Just amazing.

That scene where Julie grills the bread…omg… I need that bread in my life! It looked amazing.

It's actually really easy to poach an egg. Get a saucepan and fill it with about two inches of water, a few splashes of vinegar to make sure the whites don't float around, let it simmer (tiny bubbles not big), get a cold egg and put it in a small bowl and when it's simmering gently pour the egg in the water. Put a lid on it and wait 3 minutes and boom! Poached egg, bon apetit!

This is my comfort film

The Bruchetta looks perfect

I’m a chef and this is my comfort film

Ever since I saw that bruschetta in the movie, I've always had the urge to make it 😭 i will make it one of these days

My favorite scene is when she messes up a dish and as she throws it in the trash she says “ the bitch lied”.
Just because you have the recipe in a cookbook does not mean you will cook it right the first time! Everyone messes up! That is comforting while watching all these tv chefs making cooking look soooooooo easy.

I want the recipe to the bruschetta. THAT bruschetta!!

My comfort movie. The world goes to $hit and I come to Julie & Julia.

RIP Julie, you gave us inspiration and comfort in our hearts ❤️

I’ve never seen this movie in full, but it’s very comforting for some reason. The French onion soup they were making looks delicious, also the raspberry cream

It's painful watching this film on an empty stomach

I learned how to fry stale baguette in butter and sauce from this scene

My Dad passed away a couple of months ago, and I know that I'll think of him every time I watch the cooking scenes and the scenes with Julia Child in this movie. My father loved food, and he loved to eat. He was an incredible cook, and my parents have quite a collection of cookbooks, including some of Julia Child's. I recently went to the Smithsonian mainly to see Julia Child's kitchen in the exhibit on food in America. Seeing that kitchen made me think of my Dad. I miss you, Dad. ❤ And thank you, Julia Child, for changing American kitchens and food forever. Rest in peace. I wonder if Dad and Julia are having conversations about food and recipes right now. They're probably cooking up a storm in heaven. 🥰

She makes a roast duck and gets applause. I make roast duck and my family comes home 2 hours “late” and microwaves it and puts bbq sauce on.

I only liked this movie because of all the food that was made.

i don't know why i actually like this film and dislike "eat, pray, love".