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Rogers 2022-03-17 08:01:01
In the name of Stardust's past
All of Woody Allen's "author style" that I know is infinitely magnified and sublimated in this autobiographical black and white film, and finally becomes a master of its own. As a student, the ridicule of Old Allen about life, especially intellectuals, can only be half-understood. He is like a...
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Maximillian 2022-03-17 08:01:01
These sorrows are beautiful
After watching a Woody Allen movie, I wanted to write something for the first time.
It was from the [end of the game] that I noticed some Woody Allen flavors. So I chased after watching a few films with rough pps, [Meet a Stranger], [Exclusive News], [Sweet and Humble], [Midnight in Barcelona],...

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Sandra 2022-03-27 09:01:21
333 A lot of Fellini's shadow TT. Self-portrait and self-analysis summary retrospective works. He said I don't want to do comedy anymore, but you're never a super man you're a comedian. In fact no one knows some rules better than Woody Allen.
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Asa 2022-03-24 09:03:49
The famous and popular art film director Sandy Bates is tired of the name. Fame and fortune brought him excessive vanity and beauty, as well as endless troubles and troubles. Being harassed by the ubiquitous fanatical fans, the smooth and the bottleneck in the career, the ebb and flow, dealing with the three problem women... This absurd life is simply too exhausting. Maybe, Sandi just needs to get away from it all and find a quiet place to sleep well. The whole film is shot, edited and expressed with modern artistic techniques. There are many inexplicable mixed cuts, weird close-ups, stares that break the fourth wall, and unexpectedly interspersed Sandi movie scenes, which comprehensively shows Sandi's messy and chaotic life. It's a unique Woody Allen movie, but when you think about it, there's still plenty of Woody's hallmarks. Wonderful, rambling, passionate, and the Sagittarius truth of "Life is not about hard work, it's all about luck". 7 points.
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Young Girl: I understand you studied philosophy at school.
Sandy Bates: Uh, no, that's not true. I-I-I did take - I took one course in existential philosophy at, uh, at New York University, and on, uh, on the final... they gave me ten questions, and, uh, I couldn't answer a single one of 'em. You know? I left 'em all blank... I got a hundred.
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Jack: What is it the comedian says when his jokes are going well? "I murdered that audience"..."I killed 'em"..."They screamed"..."I broke 'em up."
Sandy Bates: Yeah. So-so what are you saying? Are you saying that someone like-like myself or... or Laurel and Hardy, or-or Bob Hope are furious?
Jack: Furious or latent homosexual.