See it on TV / DVD ...

Rating: Null/10 (31 August 2008)

This movie is more suited to watching on TV. It's kind of low-budget and even slightly fuzzy at times. The crude lighting reminded me of 1970s-era movies. OK - that aside, the movie wasn't all that good. You really have to love Woody Allen's style to appreciate this movie.
The story's setup wasn't very believable. Basically, 2 lady friends are "out of the blue" propositioned by a local artist who wants them to travel with him to another city to sightsee and have sex (all three of them together). And of course ... they accept ... ya right.
No matter the cleverness and speed of the dialog, that basic setup is hard to swallow. There are a few other improbable actions further on in the movie, but it starts there.
On the plus side, the acting was really good and the dialog brainy and witty. However, the discourse sounded like Woody Allen talking instead of real/normal people.
The intense confrontations between the characters and social conflicts that arose were kind of interesting - but not enough to recommend this movie to the average moviegoer.
If you're a Woody Allen fan, you'll probably appreciate this film far more than others.