First things first: Yes, this is yet another Woody Allen film in which beautiful women throw themselves at him. Not only Hunt, but Berkley (as the office bimbo) and Theron (as a client's slutty daughter). Sure, Allen undercuts himself with a heavy dose of hilarious self-deprecation, but honestly! This is a recurring flaw in his films that takes us out of the story completely. Otherwise, this is an enjoyable comic romp, with Allen capturing the brainy banter of vintage office comedies. It's very funny, and very quick! Almost every line has a rude joke in it that you can catch only if you're paying close attention. And the film is directed in the same period style, with amber hues, simple sets and cleverly staged screwball. The performances are all very good, although they're somewhat uneven, like everyone is in a different film--dryly ironic (Aykroyd), earnestly unflappable (Hunt), sharp but very flappable (Allen), sophisticated wit (Shawn), sultry vixen (Theron), and so on. Ah well, even a mediocre Woody Allen film is better than most of what's out there! And this one is certainly enjoyable enough to keep us laughing for a couple of hours.