Bullets Over Broadway

In the 1920s, struggling playwright David Shayne gets the chance to stage his play with the backing of a notorious gangster, Nick Valenti. As the production unfolds, unforeseen events and quirky characters place Shayne in the midst of chaos. The inclusion of a diva actress with a mobster boyfriend and a wise-cracking writer complicates Shayne's artistic and ethical integrity. Bullets Over Broadway explores the thin line between art and reality, ambition and compromise, with a comedic flair that keeps the audience engrossed till the final curtain call.

Bullets Over Broadway received critical acclaim for its clever writing, captivating performances, and satirical take on the theatre world. Roger Ebert from Chicago Sun-Times praised the film, calling it 'a delightful rollercoaster of wit and humor.' Rotten Tomatoes reported an outstanding rating of 95%, with the consensus stating, 'Bullets Over Broadway is a sly, crafty comedy with fantastic performances and sharp direction.' The New York Times acclaimed the film for its stellar cast and Woody Allen's brilliant direction. Despite some critics pointing out moments of predictability, the majority agreed that Bullets Over Broadway is a must-see for lovers of intelligent comedy. IMDb users ranked the film at a solid 7.4/10, resonating the overall positive reception.