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Candace 2022-01-01 08:01:38
she is a vocano
I really don't know how Woody thinks about his lines, I'm going to talk about it.
Especially haully husband watching TV comments.
the question is not why there are so many violence in
this world?
the question is why no more?
Look the whole culture.
beauty contest wrestle vical
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Calista 2022-03-22 09:02:03
I just like this old man talking and talking
The best Woody Allen movie I've seen (in fact, I haven't seen a few of them), such a relatively happy ending seems absurd but reasonable, very humorous and touching.
Finally, I kiss Huo I watched Li's scene twice. The kiss of such a wretched old man made me feel relieved and heartbroken at the same...
The 39 Steps
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Teagan 2022-03-22 09:02:03
The film has a stable ending at the end. Although it is difficult to predict the future results, this relatively warm ending is a variation of the pessimistic attitude of Woody's works.
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Filiberto 2022-03-27 09:01:10
Woody Allen won two Oscars for Best Original Screenplay (but Woody, like [Annie Hall], refused to attend the Oscars). The love affairs and contradictions between the three men and three women are gathered at the beginning and end, and the narrative is scattered in the middle, but the form is scattered but the spirit is not scattered. The six people have distinct personalities. The eldest sister is self-improving and capable, but it is disgusting. The second sister is sometimes decadent and sometimes on a whim, but she can't do anything. The younger sister is both confused and resolute about her emotions. The old painter, Michael Caine and the little old man are responsible for laughing + self-deprecating. The former is deeply immersed in cheating and guilt, while the latter is hypochondriacal. After learning that the test results are normal, he feels that he is mortal. (The rants about Socrates, Nietzsche, and Freud are too funny), I tried multiple religions but couldn’t integrate, and after I attempted suicide, I suddenly realized the true meaning of “carpe diem” through the cinema. The ending was a little too harmonious. The endless inner narration is full of irony and humor. The Manhattan Architecture Awards montage is reminiscent of [hot afternoon] [midnight in Paris]. (8.5/10)
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Dusty: I got an Andy Warhol and a Frank Stella, too. Oh, it's very beautiful. Big, weird, you know. If you stare at that Stella too long, the colors just seem to float. It's kinda weird.
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Lee: Isn't that beautiful?
Elliot: I know this. Bach F Minor Concerto. It's one of my favorites. Did you ever get around to E.E. Cummings?
Lee: Yes, he's just adorable. They have a large gay clientele, you know, where I get my teeth cleaned. All the hygienists now wear gloves; because, they're afraid of AIDS.
Elliot: Oh, right.
