In the latest installment of the A.V. Club podcast, three AVC film writers ask themselves whether they're Woody Allen fans, then debate how their relationships to Allen's films determine what they took away from his light new comedy Whatever Works, starring Larry David in the inevitable Allen surrogate role. (Or does it?)
A.V. Talk: Whatever Works
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