"Movies can give people a short-lived pleasure in a painful life, but people eventually have to return to life." This may be Woody Allen's powerful concept in creating this film, and it can indeed be derived from You can feel it in the movie.
But this movie only has a relatively new concept and story, but the plot framework is still very superficial, so that the ending is not difficult to guess, and of course there is no need to guess, because the director just wants you to understand his concept.
But it is precisely because this is a movie based on a general concept, so in fact, there are so many bugs in the structure of the world in the movie and the structure of the real world that I feel that the plot setting is not clever enough, and there is no dramatic conflict. Too concentrated, a little loose, and mostly small fights.
Originally it was a very fun idea, but Woody Allen was a bit careless, focusing on expressing love rather than portraying stories.
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