Stars: Emma Stone / Colin Firth / Marcia Gay
Harden Showing off his petty-bourgeois taste on the big screen. Judging from the content of the film, the old man put down some cynical figures and became a little more understanding and relaxed. Of course, the male protagonist still clearly retains the usual characteristics of Woody Allen's movie characters, that kind of a bit acerbic. Being ignorant of current affairs may be Woody Allen's most valuable sentiment.
I can't talk about liking the movie "Magic Moonlight". At least from the perspective of "Midnight in Paris", "Love in Rome" and "Blue Jasmine", "Magic Moonlight" lacks some features. Maybe this movie is a bit back to the original. It's simple, so it doesn't feel so serious, but from the plot point of view, it didn't surprise the audience very much. Although both Emma Stone and Colin Firth have good acting skills, to be honest However, there was no chemical reaction between the two people. It was difficult for the audience, who was so different in age and image, to understand the initiation of the final love, let alone what was touched. At least Woody Allen failed to think of an excellent one. Like a magician, he conjures up a surprise ending for the audience.
It is said that if the trick is seen through and then changed, it is meaningless, but such a story may be able to be seen from the beginning to the end by the audience, even if watching Woody Allen's movies is often seen as a process, and the director will usually give There are some small surprises, but this film is really lacking in excitement. The whole narrative is too bland and almost no bullying. As for psychic or deception, it is obviously not the real core of the film. To put it bluntly, it is the love of the hero and heroine. The process of acquaintanceship was handled a little sloppily several times, and it was not really attractive to the audience. On the contrary, Woody Allen repeatedly said a lot of his own words through the mouth of the male protagonist and became one of the few films in the movie. There are so many wonderful things. Fortunately, the movie still has a little retro style. A love sketch produced by Woody Allen in the south of France is full of petty bourgeoisie.
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