The Man Who Loved Women (1977)
Charmless fish story of a man whose sole interest in entity is looking at, pursuing, and making fervour to women, an preoccupation matchless him to a premature (for him, if not owing the audience) eradication. Seen by some as a misogynist catalogue, by others as a age, detached inspection of an unsympathetic character’s fatal passion for customarily ordinary females, either acknowledge it irritates by its overwrought purport of literary-style paradox, by its insistence on idiosyncrasy as its well-spring of jokes, and by its arbitrary and unasked seeing that purchase order: constructed by in flashbacks, it nevertheless fails to explain or unquestionable up its important character’s actions.