Shadows and Fog

i love it but it does not give my fav actors enough time to act wich it's sad =( but over all this moive is funny hehe... Full review

i love it but it does not give my fav actors enough time to act wich it's sad =( but over all this moive is funny hehe... Full review

Did they even try to make this movie worth the "effort"? This is some pretty boring stuff. Woody Allen just isn't that funny, and I've seen better murder mysteries made by the cheap, dreaded Asylum. 2 stars out of 5... Full review

Did they even try to make this movie worth the "effort"? This is some pretty boring stuff. Woody Allen just isn't that funny, and I've seen better murder mysteries made by the cheap, dreaded Asylum. 2 stars out of 5... Full review

I saw this movie and realized that I had performed in Woody's very own adaptation titled "DEATH". Having seen both, I feel that the film tried too hard to convey the simple story. Though it's a decent film, I think they... Full review

I saw this movie and realized that I had performed in Woody's very own adaptation titled "DEATH". Having seen both, I feel that the film tried too hard to convey the simple story. Though it's a decent film, I think they... Full review

Woody Allen's tribute to German expressionism is better than most critics would have you believe. Sure there is very little plot to speak of, it's more a series of vignettes and gags than a cohesive narrative. Sure, it ends rather... Full review

Woody Allen is one of the best directors in History and this movie is a great example of his work, of his genious.... Full review

Woody Allen is one of the best directors in History and this movie is a great example of his work, of his genious.... Full review

Allen is not a stranger to the black and white formula. One look at MANHATTAN, for example, and you have a fantastic, classic film with first-rate performances and a focused story.The story is typical Allen, with overlapping plots, people who... Full review

Woody Allen playing, well, Woody Allen, never fails to amuse and co-starring Mia Farrow, John Malkovich, John Cusack, Madonna, Jodie Foster among others, Shadows And Fog is a highly entertaining film.....it's by no means a bad movie..... ... Full Review

I've just seen your latest, Shadows and Fog , and to be honest, it has me worried. I wonder if the reason you insist on giving all these terrific performers nothing more than hermetic little scenelets is so you won't have to show any of them the entire script. ... Full Review

But gorgeous as Shadows and Fog is - stunningly shot in black and white, with imposing sets beautifully recalling German expressionist film - it goes nowhere. And the movie loses little in visual quality in the transfer to video. ... Full Review

As a result, "Shadows & Fog" wobbles between being an art film and a parody of an art film. Allen is a puzzlement, and his performance here stands well as a metaphor for how lost as an artist he is. ... Full Review

Ultimately, the source material limited the impressiveness of the image, but Shadows and Fog looked fairly good as a whole. The film often seemed unsure of where it wanted to go and what it tried to say. ... Full Review

John Cusack (who appeared in "Being John Malkovich"), one of Hollywood's most underrated actors, gives another nuanced performance as a Woody Allen type of character, Rob Gordon, a neurotic self-centered, big city resident preoccupied with love and sex. ... Full Article

I've been meaning to write for some time now, just to see how things are going.How's life with Mia and the kids? I admit it's still a little hard to imagine you as a daddy - maybe that's because... ... Full Article

While 1992's Shadows and Fog shows that Woody Allen still aspired to make "serious" films, at least he'd lightened up a bit. In prior flicks like 1987's September and 1988's Another Woman , he took a deathly serious approach, and... ... Full Article

Woody Allen's black-and-white pastiche offers expressionistic frolics with a few light laughs for those in the mood. In a mittel-European town of the 1920s, a killer lurches through the fog strangling his victims. ... Full Article