I like early Woody Allen for their goofiness. He's since matured and gone down new paths. I haven't seen many of his flicks of late, but the ones I have seen are respectable. The only element I really recognized as a Woody Allen film was the film score. Classic stuff, but it fit.

No, there is no 'goofiness' here, but as a engaging romantic film it does have it's charm. Check it out. You may fun trying to point out all the famous people Owen comes across. And the cool thing is, that's not fictional writing. It would have been very possible to have run across all those people if you were in the right place at the right time.