If you make a mistake, you have to work hard to pay it back.

Stephon 2022-04-21 09:03:43

The lighting and the scenery are beautiful, as if the protagonists living in a fairy tale world are ravaged by life, but in fact they just made mistakes at different stages and problems, but the price is too high The price of cheating The price of loving the wrong person The price of being young and ignorant But I have to pay for the whole film with the rest of my life. Although it is funny, it is so depressing. No matter how beautiful the outside world is, the sweethearts of the lovers under the Ferris wheel still cannot erase the people in this small house. of sadness.

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Extended Reading
  • Seamus 2022-03-10 08:01:27

    It is a very serious drama, and it is a continuation of the "karma" series of stories that old Woody has been addicted to since the 1980s. A woman who is dissatisfied with life expects love to save herself from the quagmire, but Woody Allen does not believe this illusory expectation: under the neon lights of Coney Island, "love" is greasy and illusory, and it is ridiculously powerless. People are all fetching water from bamboo baskets. Woody Allen's movies have so much to say

  • Braulio 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    Old Woody's Colorology. Everyone is playing with fire, the difference is just visible or invisible.

Wonder Wheel quotes

  • [last lines]

    Humpty: Talked to Carney and Ryan. They're goin' fishin' Labor Day. You wanna go?

    Ginny: No. I don't like fishing.

  • [first lines]

    Mickey: [narrating] Coney Island, 1950's. The beach, the boardwalk. Once a luminous jewel, but growing relentlessly seedier as the tides roll in and out. Summers I work here on Bay 7. Comes the fall, I'm a student at New York University going for my Master's in European drama. I'm Mickey Rubin. Poetic by nature. I harbor dreams of being a writer. A writer of truly great plays, so I can one day surprise everyone and turn out a profound masterpiece.

    Mickey: [to the camera] Anyhow. Let me get to the story in which I am a character, so, be warned, as a poet, I use symbols, and as a budding dramatist, I relish melodrama and larger-than-life characters. Enter Carolina...