"A Rainy Day in New York" exudes unprecedented freshness and vitality in Woody Allen's work. This time the director turned his attention to New York, which he loved so much. Under the dim light changes, the time and space of New York flows gently and slowly like jazz. Together with the felt coat on Sweet Cha, it creates a retro romance that does not belong to this era. With a proper arrangement of laughs, when the unlucky protagonist with constant chatter, the scumbag with fake affection, and the upper-class society with pretentious expressions all appear in Manhattan, you only need to wait for two rainy days for beauty to appear
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The film is a romantic farce, full of Woody Allen's usual loose style. The screenwriter and director of the film used a lot of clichés in this romantic movie. To a certain extent, the film feels like a film of a mixture of several romantic movies
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