Troy Anderson

This is a pretty sad film. Timothee Chalamat and Selina Gomez do a great job reworking the typical Woody Allen roles, but there is nothing original here. The same characters, with the same types of stories and jokes that Woody Allen has been making since the 1970s. Woody Allen has copped a lot of criticism of the past few years but his biggest problem is that he has run out of ideas.