"Bullets Over Broadway" is a comical comedy depicting Broadway and gangsters. It is hilarious, energetic and thought-provoking. After David accepted the terms of the Mafia boss, he shouted in front of the window. Although funny, it was not without sorrow. It was Woody Allen's most typical helpless mentality after paying the corresponding price in exchange for the gain. David, a Jewish screenwriter who considers himself an artist, will more or less bear the shadow of Woody when he was young. The character of Cickey is a new image that Woody has launched with all his strength. He is the combination of "bullet flying" and "Broadway". Woody's art comes from the reality of life, and the reality of life is higher than the "art" of intellectuals behind closed doors. This idea depends on the character of Qiqi to reveal it. Qiqi has no knowledge, but his life experience and intuition have made him a genius. Woody seems to use Qiqi to express his fear and helplessness about the increasingly lack of vitality in his works
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Bullets Over Broadway evaluation action
2022-01-07 15:54
Extended Reading
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Kasandra 2022-01-07 15:54:20
It's almost a quarrel film, nagging, utterly illogical, but this is ironic. Of course, the big names played by Diane West and the mafia played by Chaz Palmintree are very brilliant. It's a pity that these two Too few appearances.
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Wilfred 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The question is: is loving someone the art of loving them, or the person themselves. David and Helen are attracted to each other by the artistic part. Apart from art, the attraction between the two is close to zero. At the end, David realizes that he is not an artist (at most, a lover), and Helen loves only the illusory part that does not exist in him. Aside from the art, David and Alan are still in love, and that's true.
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Cheech: [at the end, dying] No. Don't speak.
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Cheech: Sylvia Pincus. Big fat Jewish broad, had a little tiny husband. She chopped him up with an ax and mailed his pieces all over the country. I don't know what she was tryin' to prove.