Review of Play It Again, Sam (1972) by Kevin M. W — 01 Jun 2018
Woody Allen in a film (based on his hit Broadway play) about a guy who loves film but cannot reconcile the differences between reel life and real life. His wife has just left him and he can't seem to get a break insofar as a new relationship goes, but he does get advice - from film - well, from the Bogart he wishes he were.
By the end the whole piece seems merely a contrivance that allows Woody the opportunity to recite those iconic words from the end of Casablanca and little more than that.
This review of Play It Again, Sam (1972) was written by Kevin M. W on 01 Jun 2018.
Play It Again, Sam has generally received positive reviews.
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