Reviews

Intelligent, intellectual but not pseudo intellectual, reminiscent in tone, style of that quality in "Hannah and Her Sisters" that Allen never quite recaptured as well again: sweet, funny, life affirming, not too self-conscious too ache. I went to an afternoon show on a Monday and four other people were in the theater. We all turned and looked at each other at the end and said, "what a great movie." A pity no soundtrack available because the music was great too.

I turned this film on the other night on a pay channel and while I usually am a notorious channel surfer-I really stopped to watch this one. It is a typical story as the tag line indicates. We always don't love the one we "should" love, but you know, I think it's a "typical" story because it's one a lot of women, present company included, can identify with. I kept watching because I could really identify with this girl's conflicting feelings. And the topper to this film as far as I'm concerned is the star's voice. Iin the film she is a singer and she does a few numbers because she is auditioning.

I was absolutely BLOWN away by her voice and by the beautiful songs she sang. If for this reason only, watch! A real treat!