The film was completely enjoyable, but, the overwhelming theme was simply "The man is a gland," which brings me to the question, "What is it with Woody Allen?"
The film was pure entertainment and the stars were absolutely wonderful. The undertone to the film was serious. It was the indulgence of adult sexuality and its rewards and pitfalls.
In a world where woman are coveted as 'political icons' this film completely dispells that reality and places women back 'in the game' of sexuality and fun. I applaud Woody Allen for that affirmation of adult consent, as it is long overdue and completely needed in a nation 'Post Bush.'
Thank you, Woody, the film fest would not have been the same without both you and the stars that lined the 'activity' within the film that created 'adult adventure' and 'permission.'
Life is supposed to be spicey and a relief to any 'life worth living' when mundane boredom surmounts the values of 'societal consent.'
Great film, good fun.
