Whatever Works by Woody, 2009

I did like it more than I thought I would. Woody Allen being comically profound in his somber autobiographical schtick. A characterization of the New Yorker anti-hero (much like the French version of Fabrice Luchini's attorney in La Fille de Monaco, as noted above). In fast talking, anxiety ridden cliches, Woody speaks vicariously through character Larry David playing Larry David playing Woody Allen. My David will like it.

In The Queue

Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959), Garden State, HP & The Half-Blood Prince, and the first 15 minutes of Bruno before I walked out.