A magic trick instantly loses its appeal when you can work out how it's done but it should entrance you and dazzle you so much that you aren't paying attention enough to notice.
Unfortunately the central casting of Colin Firth, as an incredibly obnoxious and unlikeable magician, and Emma Stone, a vapid medium who has less character than the sprits she claims to speak with, fails to create that magic resulting in very little chemistry (not helped that he is old enough to be her father).
Any potential love for this new slice of Woody Allen fades quicker than a non-existent spirit returning to the other side.
2 stars
Monday, 22 September 2014
Magic In The Moonlight - review
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