No, not this time

Rating: 5/10 (6 September 2012)

It's like reality isn't enough for Woody Allen anymore, because more and more fantasies or almost hallucinations run through his films nowadays. It was like that in Paris and it is like that in Rome.
Many parallel stories here. The prostitute who walks into the wrong room, the young architect guy who does the same love mistakes as the old ghost shadow behind him once did. The boring clerk who suddenly becomes a celebrity for no reason. Like most celebrities.
The dialog is funny also this time. Especially when Allen himself is involved. But Allen scripts dealing with reality outside our minds are certainly better.