as their most dissatisfied with Woody Allen movie "Hannah and Her Sisters." I guess I can understand where he was not satisfied with the movie
movie again and again follow his a familiar theme: the story of three sisters, he filmed "my heart"
it was a reference Bergman film of Woody Allen's superlative play
the film is full of philosophical literature and jazz poetry and of course for death the concept of fear and suicide
this time by means of watching Woody Allen Marx MarxBrothers three brothers in the movie theater this idea of death relieved
but probably not so for his own death, he did not view narrative clarity or relieved too and bad faith
for the happy ending he was not satisfied because he favored this world of impermanence
although without a trace but can feel his hard shot for the film and place is not handy
for jazz filled in the film of Woody Allen he used the whole movie for two major music
a classic classic "BWV 1056:.. II Largo " Bach Concerto in F minor with him twice
a jazz classic "Bewitched" he spent more than two
( in addition to Cole Porter and Dianne Wiest sang Chet Baker's "I'm Old Fashioned" in the film)
this is the situation for his previous movie never appear
why it is so entangled in the Woody Allen movie music because he said he would deliberately take some pictures just to put music on the inside
right of the aesthetic is not the best Woody Allen film and literature but in music, especially classical and jazz this undisputed
Also, according to The most intuitive point of movie duration
Woody Allen's movie never should be said that very little more than one hundred minutes
of his fast paced tension figures show the spirit of
every department in the nineties are a half hour long movie ends
this movie than he past master to take one hundred and three hundred and six minutes or
so hurry happy ending ending is still relatively subtle but unexpected ah Woody Allen lost control of his state speak for themselves
so I guess even though this is a huge honor for him and reputation of the movie, but he still did not like
because he understood his own state
he understood "the depths of my heart" is Bergman's "Hannah and her sisters"
Bergman disappeared Woody Allen movie also lost his own
and his movies never to let go of the death of a sincere relieved but to appease the people
really enjoy movies while you are intoxicated you have no opinions movie ended after judging you start thinking about
the film which by Tolstoy famously quoted as The theme of the movie: "Life is meaningless, this is the whole truth of life"
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