'Bullets Over Broadway' is in many respects an unusual Woody Allen film. I think he made it because he had some ideas he wanted to exploit, and above all, the film is a hommage to 1930s theatre.The setting is... New York in the 1930s - Broadway, the Mob, the lot. And Allen once again uses his choice of surroundings to back up the typical atmosphere of the showbiz industry, with its minor and major scandals. In fact, this could be interpreted as a parody on today's Hollywood! 'Cause 'Bullets Over Broadway' may be a hommage, but it certainly is a parody as well. In the unique Woody Allen way!It's beuatifully done - the actors are very well chosen (nearly stereotyping their roles, ach and every one of them!), and the whole scenery, the colours, the atmosphere are just so over-1930s!A witty and entertaining film, worth seeing.