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Whatever Works

2009

Action / Comedy / Romance

Whatever Works

2009

Action / Comedy / Romance

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50% TOMATOMETER · 167 reviews

61% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

7.1/10 · 79.7K

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Plot summary

Whatever Works explores the relationship between a crotchety misanthrope, Boris and a naïve, impressionable young runaway from the south, Melody. When Melody's uptight parents arrive in New York to rescue her, they are quickly drawn into wildly unexpected romantic entanglements. Everyone discovers that finding love is just a combination of lucky chance and appreciating the value of "whatever works."

Director

Woody Allen

Top cast

Henry Cavill as Randy

Spencer Kayden as Restaurant Patron Who Spits The Spaghetti Out

Michael McKean as Boris' Friend

Evan Rachel Wood as Melody Celestine

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

842.37 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds 6

1.69 GB

1920*1072

English 5.1

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds 14

Comments 5

trustmebruh 411 days ago

One of the few Woody Allen movies without any cheating involved and it's a good movie, around 7/10! thank you guys for the upload!

m22y 1365 days ago

ty plzz seed the 720p.

Hugin123 2070 days ago

Thank you! This is a real gem.

sybianz 2070 days ago

Thank You very much for this!!!!

SneMilNI 2070 days ago

Thanks a lot!

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IMDb reviews

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It is an instant classic. One of my

markuspm

It is an instant classic. One of my favorite movies for the holiday season.

6 / 10

Refreshingly original

Craig_McPherson

If ever a movie could be described as an allegorical rendition of a director's life, Whatever Works just might top the list. Marking Woody Allen's return to…

If ever a movie could be described as an allegorical rendition of a director's life, Whatever Works just might top the list. Marking Woody Allen's return to his native New York City after a four picture hiatus in Europe, the movie tells the story of Boris Yellnikoff, played by Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm), the only actor working in Hollywood today who most closely approximates Allen himself in look, mannerisms, and philosophical outlook. Afflicted by numerous neuroses, Boris has become the ultimate pessimist, seeing life as one long water slide ride into an eventual cesspool. So bleak is his outlook that he becomes convinced that suicide is the only option, but even that cheap out fails him. Fed up with the world, Boris turns his back on much that society has to offer, instead spending his days teaching chess to kids while publicly humiliating them at every opportunity. Yes, Boris isn't a happy camper, and takes pride in it. The fact that he's managed to maintain a core of four friends is a miracle in and of itself. Then one day fate causes him to cross paths with Melodie St. Ann Celestine (played by the delightful Evan Rachel Wood), a country bumpkin runaway from the backwoods of Louisiana. She is Jethro Bodine to Yellnikoff's Einstein. A complete intellectual and generational opposite. Love at first sight it isn't, but given the axiom that opposites attract, Boris soon finds himself falling for the much younger siren (cue the Allen parallels). While some critics have complained that much of the dialog comes across as stilted and unnatural (which it does), Whatever Works unravels more like a stage play than real life, which, I think, is how Allen meant it. As writer and director, he has lots to say here and refuses to allow such trivialities as natural delivery stand in the way. This isn't to say that the performances are wooden, but rather that nobody talks like Yelnikoff in real life, and I'm good with that. What's important here are the ideas, constructs and situations that Allen infuses in his characters. Interestingly, while much of the movie's theme focuses on the serendipity of life, and thumbs its nose at the divine, the film can easily be viewed from both the atheistic and spiritual viewpoint, particularly given how events unfold in a seemingly manipulated manner. While not Allen's finest work, Whatever Works will appeal to those who enjoy a light romantic comedy, particularly one that provokes a few sparks from our grey matter, while delivering its laughs.

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