Woody
Allen’s Magic in the Moonlight returns us to the
toddling times of his Oscar-winning Midnight in
Paris. Kurt Loder writes that this movie doesn’t have all
the resonant nostalgia of that one, but it’s cleverly scripted and
consistently funny, and it demonstrates again the pleasures that
Allen, now in his seventh decade of filmmaking, can still deliver.
Loder also reviews Lucy, a 90 minutes of sci-fi
action junk from the madly prolific French filmmaker Luc Besson.
The movie is boldly nonsensical and knowingly derivative, but it
has a zany charm.
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