Title: "Someday, I hope to build on it!"
Product review: Brilliant film parody of "War and Peace" (and every other 19th century Russian novel), along with standard Allen gags. Love and Death goes on to inform our personal philosophical outlook almost as much as the Russian novels themselves. When Keaton says "I think this is the best of all possible worlds", Allen counters with "it's certainly the most expensive". Too much "content" in this movie to summarize in this short space, but if you have any regard at all for Love and Death, no matter, because you will begin to memorize it after the first scene.
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