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| written by jpceja |
August 25, 2003 - 2:27 PM PDT |
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| This film gets maligned fairly often, for some odd reason, but don't be turned off by a change in Allen's direction, it's fairly good, thoughtful and beautiful. Nykvist's camera shoots Rowlands with a genuine respect for her older beauty. Woody Allen's power in attracting first-rate casts pays off well here; Hackman, the excellent New York actor Philip Bosco and the legendary John Houseman, not to mention Ian Holm and Martha Plimpton, all give fine performances. |
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