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Tag Archives: Woody Allen
Small Time Crooks -
Woody Allen directs and stars in this comedy about a group of dimwitted thieves trying to rob a bank. Michael Rappaport, Hugh Grant, Tracy Ullman, Elaine May and Jon Lovitz also star. Capsule Review: One of Woody Allen’s better comedies … Continue reading
Posted in 2000, Movie Reviews
Tagged Comedy, Crime, Hugh Grant, Jon Lovitz, Michael Rapaport, Tracy Ullman, Woody Allen
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Antz -
In what seems to be the most unusual film trend of late, two studios are offering competing computer-animated-bug films. The first one out of the gate is Antz, the first animated film from Dreamworks SKG. Although not up to the … Continue reading
Deconstructing Harry -
Sex, guns, drugs, murder, dead bodies in cars, hookers, a non-linear storyline, lots of jump-cuts, pop cultural references and profanity. Sounds like a recent release from the latest Tarantino-wannabe, right? So what’s all this doing in a Woody Allen movie? … Continue reading
Posted in 1997, Movie Reviews
Tagged Billy Crystal, Bob Balaban, Demi Moore, Elisabeth Shue, Judy Davis, Kirstie Alley, Robin Williams, Stanley Tucci, Tobey Maguire, Woody Allen
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Mighty Aphrodite -
A typical Woody Allen comedy about one man’s quest to shape his world. Woody Allen plays Lenny Weinrib, a sports writer, who, with his artistic wife, Helena Bonham Carter, adopt a son. When his relationship with his wife begins to … Continue reading
Posted in 1995, Movie Reviews
Tagged Helena Bonham Carter, Mira Sorvino, Woody Allen
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Miami Rhapsody -
Woody Allenesque analysis of fidelity and marriage. Several good laughs, but it does tend to get depressing at times. However, it is lighter than Allen’s treatise on the subject, Husbands and Wives.