Jesse Eisenberg is too young to see him fit into the character? But the little gestures and rhetoric are imitated like Woody Allen's.
Jesse's love story is not well integrated with his brother's gangster story. The main reason is that the emotions of the two stories are different, and the two groups of characters have no other linkage other than their family relationship. It feels like two separate stories. mechanically put together.
So after looking at it, it feels like the main line is about Jesse's love story, and the director added the story of the underworld brother in order to express his views on death and religion. While the views are very refined, it's a little thankless for a movie.
About love, Woody Allen told us that people will always change, and all declarations about simple life are either pathetic or ridiculous. But even if the other person has become the kind of person you hate, you should still love him.
The conversation between Jesse and Little K on Central Park West was so good, Woody Allen knew men and women too well. You are a happy married dad, I am the wife of a virtuous Hollywood agent, but I still dream of you, you still think about me, look how hypocritical these two are haha.
Hey, whoever you think of on New Year's Eve is the one you really love.
Oh yes, I have always admired the attitude towards love conveyed by Woody Allen movies, everyone is open and candid. Uncle and nephew fell in love with the same woman, what should I do? My wife fell in love with her best friend, what should I do? My ex-husband is with his own sister, what should I do? It will be all right. These characters have never been ethically entangled, nor have hysterical impulses. They are all made clear by everyone and respect each other's choices. When rivals meet, they should be good friends, good relatives, or just as good. When two people are together, it is not who owns who owns who. We are all independent individuals and have the right to choose. If we love, we will be together, and if we do not love, we will separate. This kind of equal, independent and free love is very desirable.
Facing death Woody Allen is even more humorous. I'm not afraid of death, but that doesn't mean I agree with it. But when death comes to me with a scythe, I will accept it. But I will protest, I will curse, I will protest and accept my fate! I protested against the silence of the Lord, I protested that I have been praying and praying all my life and never had an answer.
But Woody Allen added that no solution is the answer.
Alas, the unexamined life is not worth living, but the tried life is expensive.
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