If "Annie Hall" is just a boring self-high, then I finally understand Woody Allen's mood and humor in "Deconstructing Love Maniac"! The most impressive thing is, of course, the smooth switching between reality and the story in the book. This is another way of interspersed that is different from Hikage.
A love letter from a man who has hit a wall in his life to the art world that will save him. I feel the same way.
Woody Allen is trying to bridge the boundaries between film and literature, but it's a pointless thing. Movies are movies, of course not without value, and the emergence of Woody Allen fills the gap of "intellectual movies".
The self-reporting that completely throws away morality is very interesting.
Wow! Interspersed with a real story, a magical and interesting little story is so charming! Learned another trick.
The contrast of serious nerdy Woody Allen saying nasty things is hilarious.
"Blurred people" - children are forced to wear glasses despite not wanting to wear them. You expect the outside world to adjust due to the deformations you create. Very talented, full marks.
Freud said that there are two most important things for you to live a good life: the job you choose and sex.
Visualization of the written story.
The writer and the protagonist of the story become one, and I am you.
What is "playing"? The two of them must have a sense of arrogance in holding each other in their hands, and this is the opposite.
Looking into the movie from the kaleidoscope---Woody Allen's little tricks and tricks are particularly plentiful.
Watch the cast from a third perspective on the Woody Allen Classic Live.
Full of jumpy editing points, intentional?
"Know yourself, stop fooling around, accept your own inability, and live a good life."
"There's a guy who doesn't function properly in life, but can and only has talent in art." I saw my shadow in Woody Allen, but he went deeper and purer.
"Our lives are made up of how we twist this truth."
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