Finally, something DIFFERENT

Rating: 8/10 (14 December 2005)

I was so pleasantly surprised by this. I went with really low expectations, since I think Woody's recent (as in last 10 years) films have been horribly tired and half-hearted. Even the camera-work was beginning to look the same all the time,
This is a Wooody Allen film without the clichéd old Woody Allen-isms, and a real pleasure to watch. London seems to have invigorated him. And, the plot is actually interesting - his most interesting since Crimes and Misdemeanors, I think.
Emily Mortimer was particularly good as the wife. And, I loved the litte cameo by Spud from "Trainspotting"