This may not be as funny or as deep as some of Woody Allen's other films, but it is still another solid entry in his career. Allen has some things to say about the way in which people function and there are also some great lines of his typical wit. Jason Biggs gives off a surprisingly strong performance, and as usual, Woody Allen's choice of music is flawless. There are some awkward moments between the jokes, the storyline is a bit stale, and the talking to the audience narration jars the story action a bit. However, despite any problems that the film may have, it still is pleasant, entertaining stuff, with Allen a delight to have on screen in a role much smaller than what he usually writes for himself.
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