Review of Deconstructing Harry (1997) by Nikola A — 10 Nov 2007

Deconstructing Harry is one of the best if not the best movies that I've ever seen.

Movie is about a troubled writer Harry that is to neurotic to function in his life but on the other hand he is capable to create a great literature pieces that are based on his life experiences.

Harry who is been played from side of Woody Allen is about to get a honoring reward from his old college that expelled him a few decades earlier. At the same time Harry suffers from a writers block, a lack of inspiration that unables him to start with writing his new novel.

Desperate and scared cause "...imagination is the only thing that I have in my life.." Harry is been forced to dig deep in order to look for some answers that could bring him out of his existential crises. He puts a question mark on a life that he has lived and takes us on a journey where reality of his life and fantasy of his books are becoming one.....

Woody's masterpiece reminds in a big deal on Ingmar Bergman's work but in my humble opinion Woody made a better movie that is far easier to watch. He added a plenty of intelligent dialogs and spiced it up with a lot of humor.Everything in a movie was done so thoughtfully.

And at the same time it was very funny. You can watch it over and over again.Outstanding.