Woody Allen period piece about philosphy and relationships but falls flat
Love And Death is a Russian period piece taking place in the 1800s. It features the relationship between Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. The movie is full of philosophizing about life, love, and existence. There are jokes thrown in as well for good measure but not enough.<br /><br />The scenes about philosophy are very esoteric. It’s supposed to be satire but the scenes just don’t work. It’s like a debate club trying to be funny but they just end up falling flat.<br /><br />The jokes are much better. For instance Allen asks why they are fighting and his sergeant says you wouldn’t want Russians eating all the rich French food and souffle every day. Unfortunately there are more scenes that flop than work making this a disappointing Allen release.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Woody Allen"], "Producers": ["Martin Poll"], "Starring": ["Woody Allen", "Diane Keaton", "Georges Adet"], "Studio": ["MGM"]}

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