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Lon 2022-03-17 08:01:01
Narrative Portfolio Summary of Stardust's Past
For Woody Allen's autobiographical film, reality, memory, fantasy, and cinema are intertwined. So I made a summary of the narrative composition segment and some notes. Beware of spoilers
- a piece of director Sandy's (pretty good)
reality - producer's comment (obviously satirical) reality - Sandy...n -
Aurelio 2022-03-17 08:01:01
Stardust
Rewatching Woody Allen's films is looking for traces of New York and the bland and chaotic lives of ordinary New Yorkers. "Manhattan" is a good choice to start with, they say he has his own unique style, watching "Manhattan" will give people a basic trust in Woody Allen, and we are probably sure...
Marc Geller
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Nico 2022-03-27 09:01:21
You thought that he had lots of companies, but in the end none... The words and doubts were quite his own. Dorrie's two close ups are very good and the "memory" small touching. I didn't expect Woody Allen to be so eager to get a suit
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Deontae 2022-03-21 09:03:27
Reflects the mentality of Woody Allen for a period of time, somewhat ironic and helpless. Messy and fun. In fact, it is more suitable for him now to take a look.
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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.
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Sandy Bates: It's funny, because in my family nobody ever committed suicide, nobody... this was just not a middle-class alternative, you know? I - my mother was too busy running the boiled chicken through the deflavorizing machine to think about shooting herself or anything.
