By JAMES DAWSON
Front Row Features Film Critic
With numerous storylines that range from the gently farcical to the satirically absurd, writer/director Woody Allen’s “To Rome With Love” is guaranteed to have something on its menu for every taste. Not all of it works; a young Italian/American couple displays no believable chemistry, and a pair of plots about the rejection and pursuit of fame have only the loosest connection to the movie’s romance theme. But with this many genuinely funny strands thrown against the wall, most of the schtick is good enough to stick. (The rest of this review is available only to frontrowfeatureswire.com subscribers. For subscription information, contact frontrowfeatures@gmail.com.)
