Film Review: To Rome With Love (2012)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 16 October 2012 By this point in his career, Woody Allen’s European migration has visited many popular tourist…
Wednesdays with Woody
Wednesdays with Woody: Hollywood Ending (2002)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 10 October 2012 “I would kill for this job but the people I want to kill are offering…
Wednesdays with Woody: The Curse of the Jade Scorpion (2001)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 2 October 2012 It’s hard to believe that The Curse of the Jade Scorpion is Woody Allen’s most…
Wednesdays with Woody: Small Time Crooks (2000)
byWritten by Jemima Bucknell Originally published 26 September 2012 Ex-con Ray Winkler (Woody Allen) convinces his wife, Frenchie (Tracy Ullman), to front a cookie…
Wednesdays with Woody: Sweet and Lowdown (1999)
byWritten by Mark Hewitt Originally published 19 September 2012 The beginnings of Sweet and Lowdown take root some thirty years before cameras would start rolling…
Wednesdays with Woody: Celebrity (1998)
byWritten by Kate-Ida Holleman Originally published 12 September 2012 Fitting nicely in between Sweet and Lowdown and Deconstructing Harry, Woody Allen’s Celebrity looks at the lives of…
Wednesdays with Woody: Deconstructing Harry (1997)
byWritten by Kate-Ida Holleman Originally published 5 September 2012 Woody Allen’s offbeat comedy Deconstructing Harry opened to 1997 Venice Film Festival. After failing to get…
Wednesdays With Woody: Everyone Says I Love You (1996)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 29 August 2012 In the introduction to his collection of reviews Francois Truffaut famously made the demand “…that…
Wednesdays with Woody: Mighty Aphrodite (1995)
byWritten by Mark Hewitt Originally published 22 August 2012 “Achilles only had an Achilles heel… I’ve got an Achilles body.” Seven years after being…
Wednesdays With Woody: Bullets Over Broadway (1994)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 15 August 2012 “With an intellect that big, you tend to create your own moral universe”.