This is even better the second time. I'm baffled why this wasn't more talked about and more of a box office success. Only gripe I have is with Meg's straw hair style but I suppose they wanted to portray her as a modern go-getter, all business, with a history of unhappy relationships. So, nix any kind of soft and cuddly hair style. But this is so much fun with Hugh coming to grips with present day New York and the…

I've watched Ciao! Manhattan before, even venturing down to New York's Film Forum for a screening a-ways back. I was pretty turned off by the Butchy and Geoffrey characters as well as the blase song soundtrack. All I wanted was a documentary on Edie, which I thought this was going to be and was very let down. Having bought the DVD and having let it set lonely on my shelf for years, I pulled it out, out of the blue,…

Amazing what going to a movie will do. I walked out of the theater after seeing this, feeling no animosity toward anyone. Was not feeling threatened by anyone. And basically, was devoid of my usual worries and frets. Inevitably, this would only last for a while but STILL. It's wonderful. On to the movie, or in fact, document of a movie. A documentary. You will learn a LOT about the neighborhoods of New York City. You learn a LOT about…