Wonderful

Dallas 2022-03-22 09:01:26

Woody Allen deserves to be a master when such old-fashioned scenes can be shot to climaxes. It's about how a man who was smitten with lust and lied a lot, escaped all guilt by luck and continued his seemingly happy life. The questioning of humanity is all at the moment when he pursed his lips in the last shot, looking out the window through his sad eyes.

Maryam 2022-03-25 09:01:06

Woody Allen really lacks a bit of natural aura when he doesn't shoot himself, but this film is also a good work as a melodrama model, with technical classical camera movements and circuitous arias, and inherent traditional settings and twisting plots. When you hit a ball, the talent and technical experience you have has fully contributed, whether or not to score over the net depends on luck, and then you may have lingering fears for a lifetime or slowly calm down and forget. Jonathan's walking posture, it's really enjoyable to see two-faced people making out