From: nospam@nospam.net   
      
   I can't understand how older fans of Woody Allen think his new work is "so   
   bad." But I'm a fan of Prince, and we see the same thing in the Prince   
   newsgroup. He hasn't made a great album since 1987, he's washed up, then a   
   new album comes out and some dumb critics say it's a "return to form." It's   
   really quite tiring and predictable, and I see the same thing from fans and   
   critics of Woody Allen. Instead of enjoying each new work, and appreciating   
   an artist for continuing to evolve, we compare the new work to 1 or 2 of the   
   so-called "best works," a time period where supossedly everyone felt the   
   same. Mostly it's nostalgia, though.   
      
   As such, here are my reviews of Woody's works... coming from a 28 year old   
   guy who's just gotten into Woody's work about two years ago.   
      
   What's Up, Tiger Lily (not viewed yet)   
   Take the Money and Run 9/10   
   Bananas 8/10   
   Play It Again, Sam (not viewed yet)   
   Everything About Sex... 7/10   
   Sleeper 7/10   
   Love and Death 8/10   
   The Front 8/10   
   Annie Hall 10/10   
   Interiors 6/10   
   Manhattan 10/10   
   Stardust Memories 8/10   
   A Midsummer Night's... (not viewed yet)   
   Zelig 9/10   
   Broadway Danny Rose (not viewed yet)   
   Purple Rose of Cairo 9/10   
   Hannah and Her Sisters 10/10   
   Radio Days 8/10   
   September 5/10   
   Another Woman (not viewed yet)   
   Crimes and Misdemeanors 9/10   
   Alice (not viewed yet)   
   Shadows and Fog (not viewed yet)   
   Husbands and Wives 8/10   
   Manhattan Murder Mystery 9/10   
   Bullets Over Broadway 9/10   
   Mighty Aphrodite 9/10   
   Everyone Says I Love You 8/10   
   Deconstructing Harry (not viewed yet)   
   Celebrity (not viewed yet; just ordered it)   
   Sweet and Lowdown 9/10   
   Small Time Crooks 8/10   
   Curse of the Jade Scorpion 5/10   
   Hollywood Ending 7/10   
   Anything Else 9/10   
   Melinda and Melinda 8/10   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)