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Sweet and Lowdown (1999) Rank 4 Reviews
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National Post (--)
Matinee Magazine (Rob Morlino)
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (Jack Garner)
The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
Pamela's Film and Entertainment (Pamela Villaflores)
One of Allen's best works. ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Pamela's Film and Entertainment (Pamela Villaflores)
Washington Post (Rita Kempley)
A quirky, tender, splendidly acted fable. ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Washington Post (Rita Kempley)
Baltimore Sun (Ann Hornaday)
(Penn)'s is a lovely, soulful performance in a movie that manages to imbue tragedy with just the right grace note of insouciance -- a movie worthy of Woody Allen himself. ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Baltimore Sun (Ann Hornaday)
Miami Herald (Phoebe Flowers)
Penn's performance is easily the best ever seen in an Allen film. ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Miami Herald (Phoebe Flowers)
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Sean Penn('s) performances are master classes in the art of character development. ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
It is a fictional docudrama that smacks of Woody's playfulness and love for jazz... ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
It is a fictional docudrama that smacks of Woody's playfulness and love for jazz... ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
The UK Critic (Ian Waldron-Mantgani)
Deep Focus (Bryant Frazer)
Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
Goatdog's Movies (Michael W. Phillips, Jr.)
Looking Closer (Jeffrey Overstreet)
Xiibaro Productions (David Perry)
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Emmet Ray is like a man with a very large dog on a leash. The dog is his talent, and it drags him where it wants to go. There are times in ``Sweet and Lowdown'' when Ray, ``the second-best jazz guitarist in the world,'' seems almost like a bystander as hi ...read the complete Sweet and Lowdown movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
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