Woody Allen deals with the complications of love
This is the kind of Woody Allen movie I like. Cafe Society is about Jesse Eisenberg getting caught up in the complications of love. He goes from Hollywood in the 1930s back to his hometown of New York City and meets two women he falls for. Included with that is plenty of celebrities and the lifestyles of the rich and famous. Surprisingly Eisenberg doesn’t provide any of the jokes. That’s left to his gangster brother Corey Stoll who for instance converts from Judaism to Christianity at the end to the great consternation of his mother. I’m up and down on Eisenberg because it seems like he often plays the same kind of character. Here he really shined. He’s confident and goes after what he wants. Stoll was also great as the tough guy.
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