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Altero
8Nov11
(Talking about all of the different camps they have for kids) “In America they have summer camps for everything. Rich kids, basketball camp, magic camp, tennis camp, movie director camp — they should have a concentration camp. Two weeks mandatory for all kids growing up so that they could finally understand what the human race is capable of.”
Altero
8Nov11
(Talking about all of the different camps they have for kids) “In America they have summer camps for everything. Rich kids, basketball camp, magic camp, tennis camp, movie director camp — they should have a concentration camp. Two weeks mandatory for all kids growing up so that they could finally understand what the human race is capable of.”
PolarisDiB
17Oct11
Larry David ramps up Allen to 10 for bitterness while Evan Rachel Wood ramps up Allen to 10 for ditzy youthness, and then the two fly a smooth edge right under the stereotype radar until Melody's parents show up and the South gets a good a-liberalizing. Ultimately it pays off when you observe how all the characters and scenarios come together, but this is the type of funny where you get the joke but don't laugh.-DiB
kitsunenoir
18Sep11
Woody Allen, New York check, grumpy ranty old man check, beautiful younger woman check, hey whatever works right? For this movie it does.
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8Aug11
I laughed so many times during this movie. The script is amazing.
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Joaopa
31May11
It's a pessimistic film structure that puts its characters, but optimistic when he realizes that there is an alternative. The certainty that all devises a way to make them happy and fulfilled. The luck here is what will determine the life and guide them to a happy end but at least appropriate, for example different from Match Point or Crimes and Misdemeanors, where luck is guilt and burden. cinemadebuteco.com
Filme
24May11
My first Woody Allen film I've ever seen. Jut finished it last night and I must say there are witty parts, but it was weird to say the least. The dialogue didn't work with every one and towards the end I was really going to shut it off because the characters just seemed silly and didn't have any depth to their actions . 2/5 My eyes are set to queue Midnight in Paris so who knows :)
Reno Nismara
10Mar11
while not better than older woody allen new york films, whatever works is a lot wittier and funnier than today's silly goofball comedies.
wendy and lucy
8Dec10
the dialogues are really engrossing.and larry david was like the reincarnation of woody allen in that role.(that was kinda awkward,i gotta admit.)
Lorna Singh
10Nov10
With the pairing of Woody Allen and Larry David,my expectations were high for this film.Started off well,then the characters became annoying,one of the worst things to befall a film. Things perked up with the arrival of Patricia Clarkson,but it was too late. And,quite frankly,it was a bit too unbelievable.
Sean F
7Jul10
Didn't expect much given the reviews but ended up being happily surprised. Lots of great dialogue, though the plot was nothing new and a bit shallow. I thought Larry David was actually the film's biggest liability... he played the archetypal Woody Allen character but came across as too angry for the part. I enjoyed "Whatever Works" and, for all the flack Woody gets, even his most mediocre films are better than most.
Rumman Chowdhury
3Jul10
Larry David is no Woody Allen. I'd give this movie 5 stars if it starred Allen and had a less predictable plot. Still, I liked it.
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Garry Eunson
28Jun10
Far from perfect, this almost seeming like two different films merged together But very witty. Some great Allan dialogue, & great comedy timing from David. For all the films short comings this film made me laugh, & I enjoyed it. What more do you want?
ottoklaus
21Jun10
Typical movie from Wood Allen with Larry David interpretating “himself” 6,5 for the movie
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