Scoop
Comedy • PG-13 • 2006 • 1 hr 36 min
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It’s pretty simple and that’s it’s charm. Scarlett and Woody are pretty funny in this one.
I expected much more from the 3rd act, but it has a great story, and a very creative environment.
This movie is so clever and fun. An under the radar must see.
Weird but interesting story line. A nice comedy& suspense film that is fun to watch.
Good, funny, and entertaining Woody Allen movie. Scarlett Johansson and Hugh Jackman have great chemistry.
Woody Allen is something else. This movie is exceptional! The characters! Extremely funny, especially the first ½.
Cool movie. Not the best WA but still solid
Fun to watch, it follows many of the staples of a Woody Allen Movie. Entertaining.
Took a while to get into it, but in the end it was a fun movie. Some great one liners.
A promising start but the second half seemed hurried.
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