To Rome With Love (2012)

Woody Allen gets commissioned by the City of Rome to make a "Woody Allen comedy" without realising his best comedies are about love affairs with cities.

To Rome With Love lacks the sincerity of Midnight in Paris but it's funny enough.

It's a generic enough, amiable enough romcom set in Rome, showcasing the sights and sounds of the city. For comedy fans, it's a genuinely funny film with great comic timing and dialogue, with four stories based on the simple theme of infamy and notoriety.

Read my full review at Fridae, first published on 19 September 2012.