I've seen a bunch of films that I didn't like all that much: Bulworth (1998) (no comment); Black & white (1995?), an inconclusive indie with Elena Shevchenko and Gilbert Giles about an American black man and a Russian woman; François Truffaut's Les Deux anglaises et le continent (1971), a remake of his Jules et Jim which I probably liked just for that reason, as well as the voice-over that I seemed to be in the mood for at that time; Suture (1993), an atmospheric but silly indie, John Huston's The Dead (1987), long & pointless, based on the long & pointless James Joyce story; and Woody Allen's overly talky Husbands and Wives (1992), apparently filmed while he was showing Soon-Yi (then 22?) his woody.