3.0
out of 100
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Yellnikoff, played with perfect pitch by Larry David.
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Features enough genuine laughs to give it decent commercial traction.
This far-fetched, deliberately artificial game of musical chairs -- in which mismatched characters encircle, attract and repel each other -- feels forced, often losing itself in excess verbiage.
Woody, please: Go back to the European locales that so energized you of late.
The fact that Allen wrote the script in the '70s explains something about why his newest movie feels so old.
None of it works. Or it works too hard. Whatever.
A sour romantic comedy, only sporadically amusing.
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Whatever.
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