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Otto 2021-12-23 08:01:09
The same goes out of the screen, which is not on the same level as "Midnight...
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Carroll 2021-12-23 08:01:09
"The screen is not a window to the world, the screen is the world", "Every one of us yearns for the illusory world. Even if we are lucky to find the possibility of getting there, it is difficult to break with the real world." You can imagine, you can daydream, you can indulge in it, but please don't work hard for it. When you are thrown all over by the gravitational restraint of reality, you will find that certain things are heaven that you can never...
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Angelita 2021-12-23 08:01:09
The old man’s play is naturally inspired by Keaton’s [Little Sherlock Holmes], but it should surpass "Annie Hall" in terms of film ontology and film history. You can practice Lacan or Zizek. At the end, Mia Farrow showed a smile like a Mona...
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Federico 2021-12-23 08:01:09
What a text suitable for psychoanalysis, what is self, mirror image, reality and fantasy, and movies. Wu Shi's movies always attract me the most in the second half, when he finishes laying the groundwork and throws out dry goods. It's really sad to see it, ideals turned out to be more realistic than...
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Alexandria 2021-12-23 08:01:09
The heroine speaks the same as Woody Allen. I wonder if Woody Allen thinks that there is only one kind of love, and there can be many kinds of...
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Elsa 2021-12-23 08:01:09
After watching more than a dozen Woody Allen, this story is indeed the best. The people in the movie can walk into reality. It's incredible just thinking about it! (If I watch the big ship five times in a row, can Xiao Li come out to kill?) But the details are still not as good as Anne Hall-gentle, but it is indeed a very interesting...
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Esmeralda 2021-12-23 08:01:09
Woody Allen was too treacherous. While making a movie, he said that the movie was all deceptive. Mia Farrow smiled contentedly when he finally indulged in the world on the screen, just like we watched Woody's...
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Letha 2021-12-23 08:01:09
Movies are an exit from reality, and dreams are the antidote to despair. I saw Kabylia from Cecilia's face, and Fellini stood behind Woody...
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Alvah 2021-12-23 08:01:09
In the process of watching the movie, I thought a lot about the fictional and real existence of the movie in life, and about Tom as the Adam in the Garden of Eden. But in the end I knew that I was just the same as Cecilia. I tried to get the power of life from the dream of the movie, but subconsciously knew that it was just a dream. I look down on the things I love. If I betray my love, I can only be betrayed by...
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Gwendolyn 2021-12-23 08:01:09
This is not Invincible Allen’s usual love letter to love, but a love letter to movies. It is a dance that saves us from the darkness of water and fire. The curtain separates and connects the present and illusory sky. It's a thought that people who love movies must pass through, but we all know that we can only choose reality after all. The ending of Hollywood Golden Age musicals, although lonely, it is still a world of light and shadow that can wander freely when tired and painful,...
The Purple Rose of Cairo Comments
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Sincere 2022-04-20 09:01:49
My favorite character in the movie actually came out to fall in love with me, so excited
" People in reality always long for fiction, while fictional characters long for reality. " Woody Allen, a literary master in the film industry , has maintained an average output rate of one film per year since the 1970s. Creativity is enviable Woody Allen's genius is publicly praised. He has a...
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Alvah 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Dream it!
Convinced, the heroine of Cairo Purple Rose is like a sand sculpture. She is still dreaming when she is like that. In fact, it doesn't matter if you are dreaming. people are very annoying! However, the heroine seems to be a kind person, very easy to deceive, and also a gentle person. After her...
The Purple Rose of Cairo quotes
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[first lines]
Theater Manager: Oh Cecilia, be careful! You all right?
Cecilia: Yeah.
Theater Manager: You're gonna like this one, it's better than last week's, more romantic.
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[last lines]
Theater Manager: Cecilia, what are you doing here?
Cecilia: Meeting Gil Shepherd.
Theater Manager: They all gone.
Cecilia: Th - whaddaya, whaddaya mean?
Theater Manager: They went back to Hollywood.
Cecilia: Gil too?
Theater Manager: Mr Shepherd, yeah. Soon as Tom Baxter went back up on the movie screen - couldn't wait to get outta here. He said this was a close call for his career. I think he's gonna play Charles Lindbergh.
[pause]
Theater Manager: Don't forget, Cecilia, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers start today.
