Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask

I have a kind of paranoia about directors. If I like a person's films, I will look for all his films, such as Cohen, Darren, Miki Satoshi, Mike Lee and Andrea Arnold. Woody Allen is an exception. Although he has seen most of his films, he just can't make up his mind to watch "Hannah Sisters" and "Bullets Across Broadway." Watching Woody Allen's films is not a particularly pleasant process. You have to withstand the pressure of being mocked and become an idiot, and you have to work hard to adapt to the concept of love that is suffocating in the words of ribs. Especially, especially when I'm older, none of Woody Allen's films are not full of disgusting self-pity, think who else could have made Master Hopkins steal Viagra in "Encounter with Strangers" What about the "hard supporter" (pun intended) who pleases the girl?
I see "Sex Book" as a comedy, this kind of movie that seems to me to be clever with my wild prejudice and imagination is very interesting, but if there are newlyweds who expect this movie to be a science and education movie, I will watch it Let’s avoid it. It’s a bit of an exaggeration to say that it’s an exaggeration, but Woody Allen has turned this movie into a fantasy that he staged for “sex”. Well, that means you marry someone who likes to sleep with sheep. The odds of having a transvestite "non-lifting" husband and at the same time you're frigid and don't like wearing a bra are almost nil.
I think the last paragraph is just a stinky and loud haha fart. After reading it, there is a desire to go up and slap him a few big mouths. That kind of cheap dominance imposed on the audience makes you laugh very tired. "Fine" is on the strings and there's still time to make a racial joke, well, I lost.
In fact, on the topic of "sex", Kim Ki-deok's film is wonderful in the form, lighthouse, hook, prison, bow and arrow, ubiquitous metaphors; Woody Allen chose to pretend to be confused, of course, I think this is completely Because he has the usual contempt for the audience's IQ and EQ. And I'm not qualified to talk about "sex". Like it or not is not a problem. When we have the ability to face this topic calmly, it will be a happy ending.
2011.4.19

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