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SCOOP

A light comede. I have to confess that this movie is not so impressive as I have imagined. Yet, it's abosolutely a film of fun, so maybe recommendation will be given if you're a fun-seeker, however, suppose you are a serious movie fan this one can also loose your tightened nerves.

I was invited to this movie just because of the impressive memory of Match Point, holding that a movie filmed by such tallented director, and so sexy actress shouldn't be a bad one. And consequently Scoop justifies my inference.

Never has Woody Allen, the short old genius, come in front of the screen, the movie can never be so marvelous. His excellent performence is cogent enough to convince us that a good actor is not necessarily a good director, while a director can seldom be a top one if he or she is not a good actor or actress. Few have I watched Woody's film, but the only two are both astounding, which I think coincides with the general common ground of movie critics that Woody can do nothing but keep surprising you.

Aside from the plot and cast of film, I am amused by the terrific concomitant music. One episode is just the one from a outmoded comic 'Garnit' -- I cannot spell it -- ; another is the famous tune of tchaikovsky's Four Little Swan. Both add lots fun to the movie.

Comments is over. This article is a small practise of my writen English, but a not successful one. My language is always to casual and colloquial--- facing a stubbon task!