Quote: Ben @ December 21 2008, 10:25 PM GMTI watched 'Play It Again, Sam' earlier on TV. On DVD. Tomorrow I shall watch 'Love and Death'.
'Love and Death' is one of my Fav movies. The rambling speech he gives towards the end kills me every time. I love his written works too, esp. "If the Impressionists Had Been Dentists"
Quote: Aaron @ December 21 2008, 11:20 PM GMTSounds crushingly depressing.
They are comedies, y'know! 
Quote: Ned1984 @ December 21 2008, 11:00 PM GMTThey do unspeakable things with pooh.
I just noticed that too!
Hee! The perfect picture too.
Quote: zooo @ December 21 2008, 11:21 PM GMTThey are comedies, y'know!
Supposedly!
The only one I'm aware of having seen actually made me wish that there was a terrorist on the plane I was on at the time.
Quote: Ned1984 @ December 21 2008, 11:00 PM GMT
Oh dear God.
You wait til you see '1 man, 1 jar'. JESUS!
Quote: Aaron @ December 21 2008, 11:23 PM GMTSupposedly!
The only one I'm aware of having seen actually made me wish that there was a terrorist on the plane I was on at the time.
Yes, I don't find him funny either.
Quote: Ben @ December 21 2008, 11:24 PM GMTYou wait til you see '1 man, 1 jar'. JESUS!
I never want to see anything that has a number in the name again. They always make me sick. 2 Girls 1 cup, Police Academy 8, Rocky 5, I could go on.
You're all loooooosers!
(which one was it, Aaron?)
I don't know. All I remember was s scene in a dimly lit restaurant which seemed to be recurring. Umm. The teacher out of Clueless was in it, I think. Little bald dude.
Quote: DaButt @ December 21 2008, 11:10 PM GMTNow that you've had the experience, I think that leaves 4 people on the planet who haven't seen it.
Me. I'm not going to be left trying to scrub that out of my brain 
Quote: Aaron @ December 21 2008, 11:32 PM GMTI don't know. All I remember was s scene in a dimly lit restaurant which seemed to be recurring. Umm. The teacher out of Clueless was in it, I think. Little bald dude.
I have no idea.
But since you were on a plane, it must be a recent one. They are not great. His 70s (and 80s) films are wonderful, I promise.
I have a feeling it was this one - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0378947/ - but I'm pretty sure Allen was in it himself, and isn't listed there. :/
Oh, I've not even sen that one.
When I think of 'Woody Allen films' I don't think any past the mid nineties even come into my head.
They are NOT his best work. At all.