https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/woody-allen-too-radioactive-us-140052015.html
https://www.thewrap.com/woody-allen-radioactive-us-studio/
Maybe someone will invent an international alternative to Netflix?
Whatever happens I do hope they sort it, though, because I'd really like to see it.
sharesi
shareSomebody should create "Controversy Court" or something, some streaming service specifically for edgy persons. Greenlight a new Kevin Spacey series, establish a contract with Woody Allen, and fire up all the latest comedy specials from Louis C.K.
shareYeah, or I was thinking they could just specialize in Eurasian programs. Watching Borgen recently proved to me that there's a lot of good stuff out there that a lot of people never hear about, or not for a long time.
sharePray for the complete and total destruction of the #MeToo bowel movement. There IS a market for Woody's films in the States and a sizable number of people who don't believe the insane Mia Farrow's vindictive lies from almost 30 years ago.
sharei still think that they gonna release it on dvd in europe
update it's alredy been digitally released in russia, but only with a russian dubbing
I will always love Woody, and I have wanted to see this for 2 years.
Thankfully it is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
I liked it, but it was a bit weak.
I loved Wally Shawn since Dinner With Andre, but he was a little weak for this character.
I read Woody's book, and it is funny that he was offered Wally's part in DWA.
So it finally came out on DVD and I saw it, and liked it. Vintage Woody stuff.
The relationship between the narrator and the doctor and how it develops was a little too predictable, especially if you've seen all the other Allen movies, but the fact that there isn't a Hollywood ending is good.
The philosophizing was the best part.
This movie should come with a list of other films it references so that you can go see those first and have them fresh in mind when you see this one. Recreating those scenes was a really nice idea.