Starring AUSTRALIAN Radha Mitchell this is literally tragi-comic.
It opens on a rainy New York with 4 people having dinner and discussing the nature of the human condition. This knowledge will not spoil things for you. 2 of the people are writers. One of the others suggests a scenario and asks if its tragic or comic. The film tells both versions as the writers work out their plot lines.
Enter Melinda...
I like this film, it keeps you entertained and makes you keep thinking as the stories intersect to both tragic and comic effect.
I will give you a couple of lines of dialogue... "I'm sorry, I'm feeling funny, I took some sleeping pills" "How many?" "28".
It rambles as much as a 4 person, 5 bottles of wine evening will as conversation meanders and darts and you try to figure out the truth... whatever that may be in a world where everyone talks like Woody Allen.
I've now seen it 3 times and I still have to pay attention as the quite possibly demented Melinda weaves her spell...
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Topic - Woody Allen's Melinda And Melinda (2004) - dave c 22:24:20 11/06/06 (6)
- I liked Melinda and Melinda - PhilJ 19:49:43 11/07/06 (1)
- It was definitely his character that got wood - dave c 20:00:53 11/07/06 (0)
- I enjoyed this film more than I expected to and, frankly, more than Match Point - sjb 22:28:45 11/06/06 (3)
- yet another graduate of Neighbours... - dave c 22:36:49 11/06/06 (2)
- Guy Pierce in "Memento" gave a classic performance which - tinear 12:29:56 11/07/06 (1)
- He is a very good actor... - dave c 12:40:24 11/07/06 (0)