Different viewings bring different takes on it.

Rating: 7/10 (3 October 2018)

Over-all, a good Woody Allen movie, but objections came on the second viewing, like all that opera music during the entire sequence involving the Crime. Wasn't necessary. It grated. Also--how the crime came to be committed--how would he know the lady would allow him into her flat, and then conveniently walk away, allowing him assemble the shotgun. And like others here, the sound of two shots wouldn't arouse others in the apartment building? And Rhys Myer's obsession with Nola was annoying as hell. The cops would've been all over him.
But I liked all the other characters in the movie, the British-ness, the London locale. As an American, I didn't see the things that the English viewers found to be just not right.