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Information
- Year
- 2015
- Runtime
- 95 min.
- Director
- Woody Allen
- Genres
- Drama, Comedy
- Rating *
- 6.6
- Votes *
- 27,553
- Checks
- 2,656
- Favs
- 93
- Dislikes
- 60
- Favs/checks
- 3.5% (1:29)
- Favs/dislikes
- 2:1
Top comments
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Matrack
Better than I expected. Light, enjoyable, but also deep. Not for everyone. 3 years 12 months ago -
Ressa
It's not a masterpiece but at a similar level as a lot of Allen's pictures the recent decade or so, which has a fine standard considering his productivity though. It was a very Woodyish experience in style, flow, mood, story and themes - Some philosophy but not too deep (not trying or wanting to be either), some murder mystery and a large portion of dark and joyful humor.
I had a weird feeling during the first part, because I found it a bit rushed, which makes the whole romance between Phoenix & Stone unnatural and forced to some degree. It's like something is missing. After the first 20 minutes or so, the movie settles and get that familiar Woody-feeling we like. The feeling of a director who's comfortable in his own style and know what he’s doing.
A feeling which also sometimes, in the recent years, seems to be a secure and safe platform for a certain standard of films from Allens enormous productivity. It's a bit of a shame, I would like to see Allen explore his own skills more, and experiment a little bit.
I miss a truly noteworthy film from his hands, which we know he is capable of, and I fear he is getting a bit too comfortable in his work - hence unfortunately a bit trivial with such a production-rate. As I understand, he is working on a TV Mini-series. (aren't they all). That sounds exiting, and I'm looking very much forward to this. He is, all in all, a great director in my opinion and maybe this project will once again really show us, what he is capable of.. 9 years 2 months ago -
NuclearPlanet
Actually really enjoyed this one. Anyone who is familiar with Allen's latest work knows it's not safe to except a masterpeice. However this was a fun little film to watch, sparking something interesting questions about philosphy, luck and rationality. 9 years 2 months ago