A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy (1982)
Centred around a weekend party at the home of inventor Andrew Hobbs and his wife Adrian, attended by randy doctor Maxwell Jordan... (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Woody Allen
Written By: Woody Allen
Starring: Woody Allen, Mary Steenburgen, José Ferrer, Mia Farrow, Julie Hagerty, Tony Roberts
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Fantasy
Country: USA
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A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy belongs to 9 collections
1. Features under 91 minutes (collaborative: moderated by epiphany - 56 stars)
2. 1900-1909 period film (collaborative: moderated by djross - 6 stars)
3. Director/star combination (collaborative: moderated by djross - 5 stars)
4. Films shot by Gordon Willis (collaborative: moderated by Alex Watkins - 1 star)
5. Summer (collaborative: moderated by Midaso - 1 star)
6. A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare) (collaborative: moderated by Ag0stoMesmer)
7. 1982: Year in Review (public: polanski28)
8. My DVD Collection (public: balseiros)
9. Tom's Movies (public: tomwalsh)
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KasperL | 55 39th |
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Relatively amusing, and Woody has some decent lines (the one about the difference between love and sex springs to mind), but it goes out on a silly note, and it's probably not one I'll be returning to. Much, much better than his early "funny" ones, though!
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Luna6ix | 77 61st |
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not a masterpiece by any strech, but woody allen certainly put his mark on it, and that is enough to make it somewhat interesting. for anyone who liked "love and death", i would definately recommend this, but anyone who doesnt follow woody allen blindly into any abyss he may enter, this is not anything more than a slightly funny, only for intellectual's movie, uneventful, but not without merit.
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Actionberg | 60 28th |
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Mia Farrow is to Woody Allen movies what Roger Moore was to the Bond movies.
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Pickpocket | 4 35th |
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You can definitely tell that Woody wrote this in 2 weeks, feels a bit forced at times. Mia Farrow is awful, one scene in particular made me cringe. A few good moments but very forgettable. Woody's worst 80's film.
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Ytadel | 6 70th |
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A pretty cute little movie with some amusing scenes. I'm used to Woody Allen movies stretching months or years in story time (Annie Hall, Manhattan, Crimes and Misdemeanors, etc.), so it was kind of interesting to see a 24-hour Allen movie. I probably could have lived without the supernatural elements (I found them kind of jarring) and I get tired of seeing Allen play a differently-named Alvy Singer over and over, but Mary Steenburgen and Julie Hagerty give very funny and likable performances.
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caiman | 72 42nd |
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This is light stuff, not nearly as interesting or funny as other Allen films, but nonetheless pretty entertaining at times. While I enjoyed seeing a Woody Allen period piece, I couldn't help but wonder WHY it was a period piece. Seems like the exact story could have been told in present day New York. But then I don't think it would have stood out whatsoever amongst all of his other, better movies.
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| Average Percentile 46.29% from 743 Ratings |  |