Manhattan Comments

  • Lewis 2023-08-31 07:49:16

    It was the first time I saw an old man's movie on the big screen, and I was a little scared by the amazing speed of speech, complicated nouns and frequent golden sentences (wanted to stop studying the lines several times?) The male protagonist is cynical, self-righteous, nihilistic, and a A person who is smart but stupid in love, maybe this is what most intellectuals in New York looked like at that time. Tracy is a really good girl. Although she is only seventeen years old, she knows how to see...

  • Michele 2023-08-26 10:44:21

    This is a story between 2 men and 4 women in Manhattan. Instead of pressing the audience with conflict and rhythm like the traditional Hollywood model, the story is told slowly. Isaac's words show his inner loneliness and insecurity all the time, and the weird soundtrack always shows the characters' emotions appropriately. The silhouette scene at the planetarium was really amazing. Three different angles to show them driving on the road is very...

  • Gillian 2023-08-16 00:57:43

    The middle-aged man in Manhattan is a rhapsodic rhapsody. When Gershwin's clarinet came out at the beginning, I knew I couldn't escape... tracy said "you keep stating it like it's to my advantage, when it's you that wants to get out of it", are you saying this is deja vu or what? but when tracy's fully grown up, who knows how the dynamic would...

  • Elinore 2023-07-31 22:57:03

    Not everyone changes, you have to have some confidence in people. People who are tired and simple in love can understand it better, but they just want to depend on each other, why should it be so...

  • Shakira 2023-07-30 12:35:37

    He - Jewish liberal paranoid, self-righteous, cynical, complaining about life, but helpless; wanting to be an artist, but afraid of sacrifice. Moreover, he will cry when watching "Gone with the...

  • Felipe 2023-06-28 08:37:33

    Woody Allen's so-called New Yorker's intellectual romantic side and vulnerable selfish side are vividly displayed, and perhaps the most lethal acerbic irony comes from the most unreserved spirit of...

  • Ilene 2023-06-16 23:20:13

    Woody Allen's "Manhattan" in 1979, I am the brightest light in your life, but you are depressed in silhouette with her. . . 37 years ago, Woody Allen was a bald and shriveled little old man, and the brute force of intellectuals was all pretended to be tears. Wen Qingcheng is precious, and Lolita is more expensive, and she is flirting and...

  • Stanford 2023-05-08 03:55:12

    Mei Gu's aura is amazing, wow TRACY, listen to your little old Hatsune who was photographed on the Disney set. "He failed me, but i fell in love with him." This is the realm that college girls should be equal...

  • Cielo 2023-05-06 04:36:31

    great movie. unsatisfying ending. well, maybe that's exactly the point the movie wanted to...

  • Hellen 2023-04-30 16:30:54

    1. I feel that the "Manhattan" written, directed and acted by Woody Allen more or less reflects some of his personal interests; 2. Writes his real life experiences into books or films, and reality Some news reports in life (such as the chat records of Wang Sicong and Sun Yining that broke out on the Internet in the past two days) will inevitably have a good or bad impact on the relevant people, and I have also considered related issues; 3. Not everybody gets corrupted. You have to have a little...

Extended Reading
  • Edmund 2022-03-25 09:01:07

    Manhattan

    It was so wonderful. The early works of the old man are really good, especially the Muse period of Diane Keaton. Manhattan and Anne Hall, favorites. Manhattan in black and white is still so beautiful. They walk the dog and talk on the bench to see the first rays of morning light in New York. He and...

  • Jakayla 2022-03-24 09:01:37

    Go through the world and have the heart of a child

    You're suffering from homosexual wife, betrayal of betrayed friend and brag of friends and you don't blame these relationships as you think it's born to be this way as in a decaying city and decaying era.
    You blame the era and the city, but you cannot do anything. So you're striving for companions...

Manhattan quotes

  • Isaac Davis: Bergman's the only genius in cinema today, I think.

    Yale: He's a big Bergman fan.

    Mary Wilke: God, you're so the opposite! I mean, you write that absolutely fabulous television show. It's brilliantly funny and his view is so Scandinavian. It's bleak, my God! I mean, all that Kierkegaard, right? Real adolescent, you know, fashionable pessimism. I mean, the silence. God's silence. Okay, okay, okay. I mean, I loved it when I was at Radcliffe, but, I mean, all right, you outgrow it. You absolutely outgrow it.

  • Mary Wilke: Don't you see? Don't you guys see? That it is the dignifying of one's psychological and sexual hang-ups by attaching them to these grandiose, philosophical issues? That's what it is.