Budget
$18,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,212,310
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,673,125
Gross worldwide
$13,585,075
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By Toy 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Although it is long, it looks tired. If the ramblings in life can be so meaningful, and the heart, and guide yourself to make a choice without knowing it, you will be happy. A few sentences impressed: you would rather do psychoanalysis than real life. There must also be originality. When Woody smashes a car, he will show the young man a good example of what principles are, but people will think that it is insane if they can't control their emotions.
While they were eating woody said...
By Adeline 2022-03-25 09:01:22
I watched Old Man Woody's "Amateur Thief", "Husband, Wife and Lover", "Manhattan Murder Mystery", "Headman", "Metropolis Legends" and this "Wonderful Trick" for two days in a row.
His movies will make people more addicted to watching them, at least for me, the more they watch, the more curious they become. How can a person express the emotions that have no way out in life so simply and easily once.
Sometimes I feel that I can handle everything and help all my friends, but in the next...
By Marjolaine 2022-03-24 09:03:38
All your magnificent thoughts are just anything else.
This is the first Woody Allen movie I've seen. I've seen his "The Whore of Mensa" before. The writing style is weird and mysterious. It was translated by Sun Zhongxu. It's inexplicable, but it's a paragraph that feels comfortable to read. God, I always love those meaningless dialogues, and the hidden stalks in them always give me a heart attack. Woody Allen's name is so eloquent, but he hasn't seen any of his streamlined movies. Such a talkative genius author can be too strong, but there is a...
By Elissa 2022-03-24 09:03:38
Midnight Paris: Literary young men with practical middle-class girlfriends; Midnight Barcelona: Free and open love model and realistic and planned love model; Manhattan: Literary young men and little loli; Annie Hall: Literary young men and literary young women ; All the tricks: literary youth with Zelda-style girlfriends... Many of Old Man Wu's films depict the love model of literary young men and their way out in life... The literary young man in this film is a squeamish softie....
By Royce 2022-03-23 09:03:18
Obviously, a boy needs to go through a series of experiences before he can transform into a man. His dependence at the beginning, his surrender to the society at the beginning, after a series of dialogues with Mr. Allen, as well as his own After reflection, I finally realized that I should get rid of all kinds of dependencies in the past. I don’t know if this movie is in a certain sense alluding to Eddie Woolen’s own marital status or autobiography. But when an ignorant person is caught in a...
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By Agustina 2022-03-28 09:01:12
This is really the most rambling movie I've ever seen, and it's a kind of rambling that is easy to get impatient. How can there be such a complicated and boring love movie, it's really hard for Christina Ricci, how many lines are...
By Reva 2022-03-27 09:01:20
This one is so-so, after watching too much, I suddenly feel like listening to old Beijing Youzi's speech. If she doesn't love you anymore, it's all right to make any...
By Vito 2022-03-27 09:01:20
I really want to fast-forward the narcissism, it's boring, it's out of standard, it's just a...
By Bill 2022-03-27 09:01:20
It's still rambling, but it's no longer fun, it's just boring and...
By Jettie 2022-03-27 09:01:20
Jason Biggs can imitate the director's style, Amanda is so cheap, Christina is not in my aesthetic...
Jerry Falk: What do you mean you can't? It's not natural, Amanda. We never sleep with each other.
Amanda: Well, I told you. I'm going through a rough patch.
Jerry Falk: Yeah, I'll say. It's been six months!
Amanda: I said you could sleep with other women.
Jerry Falk: I - I don't love other women. I - I don't want to sleep with other women. I - I love you. What did I do - what did I do to turn you off? I don't - I don't get it.
Amanda: Nothing! You did nothing. God, why is it always about you? You have such an ego!
Jerry Falk: Ego?
Amanda: Well, what do you want me to do? Just, you know, grit my teeth, close my eyes, hold myself stiff and let you do it to me?
Jerry Falk: Well, you know, it's - it's getting to the point where I - I may settle for that.
Amanda: I mean, sometimes I think it's because you remind me of my father.
Jerry Falk: You know, you - you once told me that, eh, you thought your father was sexually attractive.
Amanda: Well, that's not the part of him that you remind me of.
Jerry Falk: She encourages me to sleep with other women.
David Dobel: Well, do it! For God's sake, you know, there must be a million women out there that would find it exciting to get into bed with you. You know, maybe not a million; but, I'm sure you could find one if you got her drunk enough.
Pip's Comic: Oh boy, I - I had a rough day. I got up and I put on a shirt and the button came off. And then I went to my car and opened the door and the handle came off. Now, I'm afraid to go to the bathroom!
