If this movie were a tennis player it would be Tim Henman.

Rating: 2/10 (5 August 2006)

Whilst watching this movie we were forced to actually pause it on at least four occasions to allow ourselves time to recover from the awfulness of this film. The characters were irritating, two-dimensional and unbelievable, and the acting was atrocious throughout. It was only beaten by the dialogue - usually a sure thing in WA movies - which seemed to have been written by some fantasising 15 year old.
Normally we find IMDb ratings to be a fair indication of whether a film is worth the time, but on this occasion cannot understand who would rate this film highly. My only thought is that it can only be getting votes from people who would love to come to England and think this is what it is really like over here.
Woody Allen should stick to playing his saxophone and watch his old classics on VHS. It's very sad to see him putting out a film that would have not even made it past a script agent's wastebasket had it not had his name on the front.