In this movie, the plot progresses very slowly. It is about a group of people who have been in prison trying to rob a bank.
I also like robbing banks, so I am very interested in this movie. After watching it, I feel like I am like them.
They couldn't win a bank. The difference is that they opened a very profitable biscuit company. I guess they won't be able to open it.
Why can’t you grab a bank, because they are a group of second-hands, but they are both very cute, especially Woody Allen,
He regards stealing as a great cause, a person with great ideas and a sense of responsibility.
Because he doesn’t steal money from poor people, only people who don’t lack money, he’s funny anyway,
As his wife described, as long as he wants to shine, he can shine...
The love between him and his wife is very romantic. Although there have been problems in the middle, I always think that the combination of old and young wives, if other factors are excluded,
In fact, it’s true love, because the age difference between the two is a bit big, and the time for loving each other may be less than that of their peers.
But they don't pursue forever, as long as they have it after they meet, and they understand and support each other, so they are romantic true love.
The solution is that Woody Allen's wife has realized his ideal: successfully stealing a valuable treasure, and the two go abroad for free.
His wife, a housewife who is good at making biscuits, is indeed an amateur compared to Woody Allen and his second wife who has been in jail.
But Woody Allen can’t be said to be very professional. First of all, Woody Allen himself went to jail for failing theft, and one of his accomplices
Often rely on burning various things to get insurance compensation to send their children to college... Isn't it a group of dudes and weird things?
Woody Allen said in it that teaching his wife to open a safe is the happiest thing he has ever experienced, and finally his wife took advantage of this happy thing,
He realized his wish, borrowing the name of a movie: Isn’t it romantic?
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