An odd choice, perhaps, as my first Woody Allen Blu-ray, but ultimately not such a bad choice because, this not being one of 'the funny ones', much emphasis is placed upon the visuals. The dialogue is fine, a little lacking here and there, where it tries to reach too high and the levels of introspection, so couched in the expected mannerisms we are used to with Woody, that we occasionally begin to smile, anticipating the joke. Nothing terribly funny here though as the consequences of an overbearing and unintelligent mother are laid bare as her husband leaves and her three daughters struggle. Struggle both in life and in meeting her expectations of their affection for her and support against their father. Fairly predictable stuff but in the end quite affecting and by no means as bad as some have suggested.
Review of Interiors
