Cute old man

Reagan 2022-11-03 16:21:40

The stupid thief wanted to use the biscuit shop as a cover to dig tunnels to grab the bank. Unfortunately, their level is far less than the scotfield in the escape. The plan is stranded, but the business is booming... Steve Kroft, one of the hosts of the American documentary show 60 minutes I also made a cameo in it.

What impressed me most was the scene where the stupid thieves dug up the water pipe. When the police went to the biscuit shop to buy something, they heard an unusual movement and asked the proprietress what was going on, but Woody Allen, who was soaked by the water, just ran out. Fearing that the plan would be exposed, he lied that he was a "plumber". What a cute little old man!

Woody Allen, combined with the sudden and funny irony and humor, alleviated the sometimes too serious themes.

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Extended Reading
  • Delia 2022-05-30 17:55:18

    Woody is another agnostic of Jewish descent besides Cohen. His "Amateur Thief" is an authentic black fable. Its real humor is not in the thief, but in the amateur. This time abandoning the image of "intellectuals" and returning to the low-level figures of the "Fool in Prison" style. But the irony is that he got into the upper echelon in a ghostly manner, so class contradictions came. It's just that the final tune of the world brings this masterpiece back to the sketch.

  • Winifred 2022-05-30 19:13:20

    The translation of the poor couple Bisji is really accurate. Although TraceyUllman is the most ugly Allen girl ever, the movie itself is very interesting, whether it is the first half of the theft or the second half of the discomfort to the new life, especially when When my husband enters a new life and desperately wants to return, it’s worth our contemplation.

Small Time Crooks quotes

  • [last lines]

    Frenchy: Hey, It was you who taught me how to open a safe.

    Ray: That was one of my fondest memories of our time together... What are you saying? You boosted this from David's safe? Frenchy, that's stealing.

    Frenchy: Not exactly. Look, it's a long story, Ray. Let's sell it, and I'll fill you in on the flight to Miami.

    Ray: Sweetheart, you are the greatest.

    Frenchy: Yeah.

  • David: I'm talking about Henry James, the author. Yeah? Well, this is where he lived and this is where he worked.

    Ray: Where did he eat? I'm hungry. I don't care where he lived. I want to know where he ate.

    Frenchy: I remember! "The Hair-ess", right?

    David: The "H" is silent.

    Frenchy: Oh, did he write that too?