From: fouillen@skynet.be   
      
   I saw it about 2 weeks ago and almost fell asleep during the projection. I   
   had wine with lunch prior to going to the theater but I doubt this accounts   
   for something. I thought Woody was yacking again, as he did in a certain   
   period of his career with films like Broadway Danny Rose. He definitely   
   killed me with mentioning the French writer Camus, plus a few others. I'm   
   not French but I'm a Belgian, which is close. It reminded me of term 12 at   
   high shool where I had to endure learning Camus, Sartre and others alike --   
   existentialist intellectuals from the May 68' thing.   
      
      
      
   "Werz Mungle"  a écrit dans le message de news:   
   WS%Pb.11378$pf6.3405@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com...   
   > I was looking forward to this movie after seeing the entertaining trailer.   
   > "Anything Else" promised to be a return to the relationship comedy of   
   "Annie   
   > Hall" and "Manhattan," and it was in terms of subject matter, but the   
   film,   
   > like all of Woody's recent work, was lifeless. Leonard Maltin said he   
   > loathed it. I wouldn't go that far and can't say I thought it was bad, but   
   > it does seem that no matter what type of picture Allen makes these days   
   they   
   > all seem to have a common listless quality. Tired blood. Perhaps he should   
   > take a couple of years off because he's just going through the motions   
   now.   
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