A little afterthought

Sunny 2022-01-09 08:01:32

Woody Allen is committed to visualizing his literary works and thinking! This time he devoted his vision to the great Russian literature of the 19th century. Tolstoy's "War and Peace", an alternative representation of Napoleon's image, Dostoevsky's book title and image, Russian literature's display of chaotic love relationships, sin and punishment, spirit and flesh speculation.
It’s amazing that a Jew who lived in New York in the 20th century not only has a deep understanding of Russian literature in the 19th century, but also through the dialogue between the characters and scenes, he truly reproduces the expression of the ideas of Russian historical figures in the Russian literature in the 19th century. It is almost original. original.
In addition, he paid tribute to Bergman everywhere, especially when he danced with death at the end, he paid tribute to "Seventh Seal"; the heroine and friends paid tribute to "Scream and Whisper"! Wait.
Diane Keaton is so beautiful, almost like an exquisite oil painting, and she is almost the best comedy actress of the 20th century, a serious nonsense, good looks, she can master Woody Allen's comedy very well. Rhythm, not exaggerated, understatement, but it makes people laugh! Perhaps only Woody Allen discovered her comedic talent, and she and Woody Allen achieved each other!

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Extended Reading
  • Angie 2022-04-21 09:02:55

    Parody of some Russian masterpiece! ?

  • Annetta 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    The ending work of Woody Allen's early comedy, although it is said to have a transitional effect, it is actually super super super funny! Every line is a complaint, and the quarrel with Dian Keaton is really shocking, hahaha. Bergman, Eisenstein, history, and various Russian literature were played in the palm of the hand. . .

Love and Death quotes

  • Sonja: Violence is justified in the service of mankind.

    Boris: Who said that?

    Sonja: Attila the Hun.

    Boris: You're quoting a Hun to me?

  • Sonja: What are you suggesting, passive resistance?

    Boris: No, I'm suggesting active fleeing.