Review of Deconstructing Harry (1997) by David S — 12 Mar 2010
Deconstructing Harry takes the typical Woody Allen character and adapts him to a formula that's part Wild Strawberries, part Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters. The formula makes the exploration of Woody's character more genuine than the never-ending series of one-liners that Woody Allen movies sometimes feel like.
Maybe it reveals self-hatred, but that's one of the risks inherent to self-reflection.
This review of Deconstructing Harry (1997) was written by David S on 12 Mar 2010.
Deconstructing Harry has generally received positive reviews.
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