Deconstructing Harry

A narcassistic look at the life that Woody Allen has chosen for himself, this movie is intertaining, if somewhat depressing. I haven't seen a Woody Allen movie since I was a teenager (A Midsummer's Night Sex Comedy or something similar) and I didn't know exactly what to expect, but it turned out to be interesting and as I said before entertaining. Can't ask for much more, althoguh it seems the central theme to the film could be summed up as "woe is me'. Life's good and bad, but the main thing is to live it, something I figured out apparently much earlier then Woody Allen. Poor guy.

I give it an A-