Power Pill and Elixir - "Magic Moonlight"

I have always had a very complicated feeling for Woody Allen. I first came into contact with the first work "Match Point" when I was in college. The drenched shirt of the contemporary goddess Scarlett Johansson in the heavy rain really left a deep impression. in my mind. In terms of rhythm, his works are not amazing, but just right; in terms of plot, they are far less fleshy than David Fincher or James Wen, but they are just right; in terms of soundtrack, there is neither majestic momentum nor melodious length, such as " At the beginning of "Magic Moonlight", the music sounded like a century ago. It's really not that good, but as soon as I heard it, I knew it was Woody Allen. "Midnight in Paris" makes people fall in love with it. Later, when I watch works related to the Age of Navigation, the Renaissance, and the era of great masters, I always think of this film. of a person. But there are also representatives such as "Anything Will Do" and "Non-Powerful Aphrodisiac". Although it is still very Woody Allen's ramble, it may be the problem of the story itself. Although there are no special mistakes in the end, I feel a little bit. bored.

At first, my prediction for "Magic Moonlight" was that it might be another work in the field of "Bored Woody".

After all, a love story is a medicine bottle that can be labeled with two labels: a strong pill or an elixir.

1.

Due to my work, I have a little understanding of the coastal roads in Provence and surrounding areas in France. Maybe sometimes travel is more because people always look forward to things that they can't get. But here The coastal highway can really make people who see it burn instinctively, and it will make dopamine completely occupy people's brains. The chemistry is even stronger after further tweaking of the film's color on screen, not to mention the vintage cars of the era—and yet another flavor that's always the best that can't be obtained.

2.

"The Single Man" and "The King's Speech", to say how handsome and how handsome Colin Firth is, is not. The eloquent or vicious tongue in "Magic Moonlight" is always reminiscent of the stuttering in "The King's Speech". Love can be converted in power pills and elixir, and so can this person. In addition, when I watched "The Amazing Spider-Man 2", I don't know why I didn't feel very good about Sister Stone. In this film, her appearance will be a little bit beautiful and seems to be out of the background of the times, but she didn't show anything shocking. performance, but it's really impressive. In the medicine bottle of Love Story, if the two pills of the hero and heroine taste pretty good, this bottle of medicine, at least, is not poison.

3.

Dali Pill is sometimes cruel. In all such love stories, one side achieves the protagonist's flower-like life, and the other side kills some Olivia who was watching sea turtles in the Galapagos Islands. She even died. It doesn't matter at all to feel like you haven't shown up. As for the other young guy who has been playing the piano, he really can't help but wonder if it was just like the picture in that era: civil servants don't love money, soldiers don't fear death, girls don't love money, just because men are more attractive.

"What can you give me? Can you give me the cruise ship, party and jewelry of XX beach on XX island?" "Those islands are just stones in the sea, I can give you

a lifetime of wit and talent."

Are you praising a thousand pieces of such a view of love?

4.

Elixir has a long-lasting smell. Although these stories look very "era" and movies at first glance, when the young man appeared on the beautiful beach balcony to show his young singing voice, many viewers who watched this time may have understood that it is time to turn off the lights, although according to this era The standard is simply impeccable. But the charisma is often tenaciously fighting against secular rape.


There is nothing wrong with elixir or powerful pills, they must be eaten after all.

This bottle of Woody Allen's medicine may not be your Yida, but don't look at the advertisement, look at the efficacy.

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