Fading Gigolo

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Leia S Feb 9, 2018 #WoodyAllenRetro Podcast Project Woody joins veteran actor John Turturro in a strange dramatic rom-com which has a interesting and fun concept INITIALLY only to muddle it's story with conflicting tones and ideas that would have done better not to be so cobbled together in what feels like a random blend of unused characters and undeveloped ideas. Ultimately it feels like Turturro is drawing from some place of personal experience in these themes, some specifically drawing on the jewish community seem blatantly deliberate in execution but overall this screenplay is a disappointing mess that never comes together - it's obvious the basic human connection for unloved or disillusioned women was the ultimate takeaway but the execution was done quite badly - Woody himself could have tackled the material in a much more extravagant and elegant way but he seems to be here just to blow off some steam and be silly like he has in his other stand in movies ala picking up the pieces or scenes from a mall See more

Harry P Dec 22, 2017 Starts out interesting, but doesn't stay that way.

Abraham W Aug 12, 2017 Great comedy, I would say it is a master piece of the modern comedy. Fresh, irreverent, elegant and an amazing cast selection. See more

Poe M Jun 3, 2017 Thoughtful perspectives.

George S Jan 18, 2017 Eeek. Normally expect better from these two giants.

Hagrid R Jun 7, 2014 Perfectly made romantic comedy. The casting is superb.

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