New York, New York

By Jamir 2022-03-15 09:01:11

New York, New York (1977)

I really can't believe that this movie was made by Martin Scorsese, but it also shows how great he is to try all kinds of genres. In particular, the heroine has a section of Solo, which is very well cut, and there is no sense of splicing. And there's that kind of feel of the musical heyday.

Some people say that this movie is very similar to "La La Land", I don't agree with it. The characterization of this film is completely different from "La La Land", Mia and Sebastian respect...

By Freddie 2022-03-15 08:01:01

The Sad Love Story of a Popular Singer

In the 160-plus minutes of the film, I didn't feel at all lengthy, and it was already early morning, and Jimmy's melancholy saxophone was still ringing in my ears. I have some doubts if Jimmy really has this person in the JAZZ music scene. In that studio chart I clearly see that Jimmy's music is No. 1, and the great Charlie Parker and the great Ella Fitzgerald can only succumb to it. Rear. According to some narratives on the comment track, this film has been shot at least once before, maybe...

By Lou 2022-03-15 08:01:01

New York, New York, and all things about it

No more talking about the movie. From a contemporary perspective, this is a bizarre story, and the fragment of the theory of relativity in the middle also makes people instantly play. This article mainly talks about the theme song.

The theme song Theme from New York, New York or simply New York, New York, is far more famous than the movie itself, and is regarded as a symbol and anthem of New York in the old era (anthem in the new era is the empire state of...

By Freeda 2022-03-15 08:01:01

New York, New York: A New York Love Story

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New York, New York (New York, New York) 1977

This is a Musical, watch this movie because of Glee. One of the songs Glee sang was called "New York, New York". But after watching the movie, I found that the songs are not the same song at all. I checked the information on...

By Anais 2022-03-15 08:01:01

New York, New York

New York, New York is a 1977 work by Martin Scorsese starring Robert De Niro. The golden duo were both young at the time, but had already collaborated on Mean Streets and Taxi Driver.

"New York, New York" is a musical. I've said before that I don't like old-fashioned musicals, especially the music and dance sequences that start suddenly. There is such a scene in "New York, New York" that clearly pays homage to old-fashioned musicals, but the style of the whole film is still very...

By Coby 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Martin Sykesese is not used to this style of play, but De Niro's performance is still wonderful, and the story is a bit mixed in the...

By Kallie 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Music is superb. If I can make it here, I can make it anywhere. New York, New...

By Paige 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Swing big band enlightenment, the effect of a movie is better than half a year of jazz appreciation class... De Niro turned out to be the saxophone that he learned specially for this movie! How long does it take for a novice to learn to improvise and be able to solo? The heroine looks a bit like Jen in IT CROWD, everything else is good but a little...

By Kasey 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Omg! The love for Martin's film has surpassed "Raging Bull". The theme of the jazz musician's story, the most exciting lies in the presentation of various subtle psychology, showing the hidden psychological entanglement over and over again. Made me think a lot about...

By Donna 2022-03-27 09:01:21

163min version. The songs and dances are very entertaining, not too long. There were some problems with the break-in part of the two, but the scene after the reunion was really good. In addition, some comedy colors are also really cute from time to time. Flirting with De Niro, listening to De Niro play the saxophone, what more could you ask...