Manhattan Murder Mystery Comments

Bartholome 2022-03-26 09:01:09

The two of them gave me a headache. . . In the end, some of the scenes in the movie theater are quite...

Sherman 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In the book today, Woody said that the bus in vertigo in this movie is completely coincidental. I don't think I believe it. Hahaha he also said that he doesn't like vertigo. Although many diehard Hitchcock fans worshiped it about comedy and drama of the same quality that woody said, he will always choose comedy and drama. Going to see a drama is a good comedy and a good drama for me, as long as it is a good movie, I like it...

Hattie 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Woody Allen's version of married life, reunited in 1993 with ex-lover Diane Keaton, a bourgeois couple whose midlife crisis is resolved in a murder case. The film constantly pays tribute to suspenseful films such as "Double Indemnity" and "Vertigo", and ends with a parody of "Miss Shanghai". Behind Diane Keaton's neurotic wife is a desire to take risks in an unchanging middle-aged marriage. Woody Allen's husband, although humorous, is still timid, conservative and very egoistic. He is a typical...

Geovanny 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In a flash, he followed the clues and solved the boredom and confusion of middle-aged life. "Skinny" like a pompous couple, editing video tapes and parodying the climax of Miss Shanghai, all appear tight and funny. Diane and Woody ramble, every funny look caters...

Keanu 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Still Very Woody Allen. The couple are involved in a murder mystery. It was hard to imagine that Woody Allen's films would be mixed with suspense elements, but I didn't expect it to be perfectly integrated with their style, and the tense atmosphere would be broken. I like the fanfare from the inside (to the characters) to the outside (to the audience), and Orson Welles, Billy Wilder, and Hitchcock all poured into it. The combination of mirror, screen, and movie in the last scene is really...

Marley 2022-03-25 09:01:14

An old man's sister-in-law was rich, so the couple joined forces to kill her. The old man first pretended that his wife died, and then put her in a hotel. The old man went to the hotel to kill his wife again, and was going to swallow the money alone and take his little lover to Paris for a leisurely escape. But the old man's other affair old lady found out that the old man had a new young lover, so she killed the old man with a gun. A murder kills a family, but two couples are fulfilled. The...

Darrion 2022-03-25 09:01:14

The NHL started, Wagner ended, and Woody Allen pulled up the mysterious connection between the urban monster Manhattan and a middle-aged couple in a few words. Only in this way can the "forced" Hitchcock and the "forced" Miss Shanghai go with the flow. Similar methods of refining life stages are also commonly used by Paul Auster, and are much more complicated, but after all, they are not as kind and lovely as Woody...

Mikel 2022-03-25 09:01:14

7.4 1. I am a fan of movies. When I mentioned many movies, the whole filming was very rough. At the end, there was a mirror scene of "Miss Shanghai", which is an intertext between images and reality. The Jewish living Alan did not forget to hack Wagner several times: "I hear you. I want to go to Poland." 2. Annoying and jealous is the most interesting part of it, and it may all start with the emotional insulation anxiety of middle-aged couples. 3. Every time you watch one or two Woody Allen...

Rosemary 2022-03-25 09:01:14

7. Later scoops are a bit like this one. Hats off to Wilder and Welles (and...

Lisa 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"I can't listen to that much Wagner, and I'm going to conquer Poland." The script is very interesting. Each paragraph gives the audience different expectations but it keeps rising. Allen and Keaton feel that the old neighbor has murdered his wife. Suspect, you think this is a woman in the bottleneck period of marriage who wants to hug Allen's good friend in her crazy thoughts, but the dead female neighbor leads the reasoning mystery of the suspected twin case, and the intervention of the female...