`  :No particular theme is so important to deserve special mention in the first section, since we summarize the nature of the film in the first paragraph, implying the real themes of the film: the nature of love and relationships. (Let me mention that you misquote me: I didn't say it's trivia, did I. No, I said it's ``somewhat trivial``, and for the lead section that is true.) The matter of Allen's feelings about New York are already given too much prominence in the article. I don't think it is the most important theme yet it's placed first in the Themes section. The film is not much about New York (cf. Manhattan (film)) except tangentially and the commentators recognize that. The idea that each and every minor point made later deserves mention in the lede is not a good recipe for a coherently organized article.   `