She was just fine when she worked with Woody

Never seen a movie by Woody Allen I didn't like period. Even the ones other people say are lousy I find to be at least as good as everything else out there. Some of that, I think, is the high bar he set for himself with Annie Hall and the like. Okay, The Curse of the Jade Scorpion isn't as good as Manhattan, but it's still a great comic concept. Many of his films are just underrated, too, like Small Time Crooks or Scoop.

Woody has peculiar tastes in women. Louise Lasser was a funny gal but a little nuts which is why she worked so well on "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman". Diane Keaton seems relatively sane but lacking in self-confidence. Mia was an effective muse for him for over a decade but one who was totally batshit crazy. He's seemed happy and serene with his married life to Soon Yi for almost 30 years but all that married bliss hasn't been an inspiration for his filmmaking. Occasionally he'll do something truly great but it's been slim pickings for the most part. Still, I'll see any film he makes. Another casualty like Polanski of the #MeToo fanatics--in Woody's case, based on allegations of child abuse that he was legally cleared of in the 90's.