The short review is too long to turn into a movie review

Rosalinda 2022-04-21 09:01:45

For the first half of the year I was praising Manhattan in the 1980s: extramarital couples going to Vivaldi concerts on weekends, young female editors meeting Borges, pseudo-intellectuals rushing to write Woolf book reviews...and Woody Allen For the casting, the actress he chose is exquisite in appearance, smart, capable, independent, and brave (can't help but compare it with the very original sexy but no brain girl that David Lynch always chooses) to watch Tracy in the second half Start eating! In the dimension of love, Tracy is me and I am Tracy... Every other adult in the movie's state of being shameless about their relationship can almost correspond to every adult in my life. I continue to feel physical discomfort, and at the end of the film, Woody Allen When I went to confess to the little girl and wanted to save her, I was so angry that I shivered. These people are all disgusting. I can't understand the embarrassing and ugly situation that adults don't get into in their relationships, and I don't know if they'll feel dwarfed when facing a girl like me, I hope I understand the sooner the better.

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Extended Reading
  • Gilberto 2021-11-13 08:01:24

    The dilemma shown in this movie is something I will face and try to surpass now and in the future. The film is full of proverbs and aphorisms, and has a profound expression of the relationship between people (especially the intellectual class and art practitioners). They are cowardly, fickle, have no confidence in the future, and are addicted to their own hearts and fantasies. Inability to care about the larger world, and cause trouble within the limited range of one's touch. The busyness, chaos and beauty of New York.

  • Kaia 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    "You could have said, but all you had to do was call me and talk to me. You know, I'm very understanding. I'd have said no, but you'd have felt honest!"

Manhattan quotes

  • Mary Wilke: Listen, I gotta get my dog. You wanna wait? I gotta walk it. Or, are you in rush or something like that?

    Isaac Davis: Oh, no, sure. What kind of dog you got?

    Mary Wilke: The worst. It's a dachshund. You know, it's a penis substitute for me.

    Isaac Davis: Oh, I would have thought that in your case a Great Dane.

  • Isaac Davis: Really? You married your - your teacher?

    Mary Wilke: Yeah, of course.

    Isaac Davis: That's very, very...

    Mary Wilke: Well, I listen to that, he failed me and I fell in love with him.

    Isaac Davis: Oh, that's perfect.

    Mary Wilke: Perfect, right? Yeah, I was sleeping with him and he had the nerve to give me an F !