Woody Allen's Neuroticism Again

Alec 2022-04-20 09:02:00

Talking to the camera nervously, "The audience is watching us", Woody Allen is really a rambler, and the whole film exposes Woody Allen's self-imagination (or life is like this) .
From the structure of the play, the appearance and exit of several characters in the story are a bit interesting.

After Melody married Boris, she also became a physical genius. Her mother came to her, and finally combined with Boris's friend, and accidentally became a performance artist, both ironic At the same time, it is also a dissolution of the so-called art. Melody's father found her mother, and finally was sad that the man he met in the bar made him realize his sexuality. After Lun sang the song "Happy Birthday", he jumped off the building without giving us the slightest time to prepare. He fell in love with the woman who claimed to be a psychic who was crushed under his body.
The final destination of several people re-established their relationship as if they had shuffled land cards. Maybe Woody Allen is trying to tell us through these: life is so funny, or we are not facing our potential or subconscious, which means that everyone is an artist, or everyone has a Brokeback Mountain. Those who are self-righteous and think they can explain the essence of life are stupid B. Life flows naturally, no matter whether it is sublime or mediocre, he is like that, no need to criticize, no need to judge! ! ! !

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  • Keagan 2022-03-23 09:02:26

    Love is a single thought, which can be blamed irresponsibly on the overreaction of hormones. It is difficult to last and always deliberately cares about right or wrong. Age, gender and time are all obstacles. But don’t forget, love is always cherished. Excessive inclusivity, while questioning that there are lovers on the left and right, "she" becomes "he", you can also indulge in the joy of suicide attempt and meet true love tonight.

  • Ernestina 2022-03-25 09:01:12

    Let me be a little wild in Manhattan, the woman I love has never changed

Whatever Works quotes

  • Boris Yellnikoff: [Referring to his first wife] We were both students at the University of Chicago. She had a high I.Q. and a low-cut dress.

  • Leo Brockman: You know, I have to say, even with a text book right wing mentality, your mother-in-law has beautifully shaped breasts.

    Boris Yellnikoff: You know, you-your a man of learning, of cultivation, of aesthetic sensibility, this is what you take away from all that school prayer hokum and my country right or wrong? Her bosom?

    Leo Brockman: Its not just her bosom! Her behind is also beautifully contoured.

    Boris Yellnikoff: Well, I'm sure you'll have no problem getting her to bed. She's vulnerable. She's stupid and she's been abandoned. Personally, I lose all erotic inclination when the woman's a member of the National Rifle Association.

    Leo Brockman: It's pear shaped. Degas used to distinguish between an apple shaped behind and pear shaped. And I'm a big fruit eater.