6.5/10
It doesn't come close to last year's Midnight in Paris, and it would be a pretty fluff entry in anyone's filmography, but Woody Allen's latest isn't really as bad as the reviews would indicate. It's not a great movie, but it's light and fun enough. A bunch of separate storylines are told (and never interweave), some stronger than others, but the movie starts to drag and the humour is sucked out as Allen is forced to finally tie up the threads. There are inspired moments but nothing here comes close to 'must-see' territory.
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