Melinda and Melinda combines romantic comedy and drama in a way that
Woody Allen, unique among filmmakers, likes to contrast. It takes place in Manhattan and chronicles a pair of crises. All the usual Allen areas are explained-the fragility of love, marital infidelity, sophisticated romance, the inability to communicate. As a character in the movie puts it, "He's despondent, he's desperate, he's suicidal. All the comic elements are in place."
So boring. Just hated it.
Fun movie, enjoyable, yet not his best work. Still worth the price of admission.