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Anything Else, 2003

Anything Else

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Newsweek
Relieved of his courting duties, Allen gives his funniest performance in ages.
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  • by: David Ansen
The New York Times
Small-scale and loose. It feels oddly long for a Woody Allen picture, but its relaxed, casual air gives the humor room to breathe, and a gratifyingly high proportion of the piled-up one-liners actually raise a laugh.
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  • by: Dana Stevens
Chicago Tribune
Has some of the wit, sass and sexual candor of an "Annie Hall." But it covers the same kind of territory with more bite and bile.
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  • by: Michael Wilmington
Variety
The younger casting brings a freshness to the material and, with Allen as the weird mentor, there are plenty of laughs, even if the pacing's slow and the running time over-extended.
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  • by: David Stratton
Rolling Stone
Because Allen hasn't lost his knack for slapstick with a sting, Anything Else hits its mark more often than not.
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  • by: Peter Travers
Los Angeles Times
Feels newly hatched. Some of the laugh lines creak as loudly as grandma's rocker and the cultural references send up billows of dust.
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  • by: Manohla Dargis
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