1. This time the main "The In Crowd" has a refreshing feeling, and it is wonderful to match the crime process. Not inferior to "You Do Something To Me" in [Magic Moonlight]; 2. The so-called existentialism is just a decoration, and the theme of "Crime and Punishment" that has not been seen for a long time It is Neri (notes in "Idiot" and "Crime and Punishment" piled up in the room, and the male protagonist who claims to love Dostoevsky); 3. A story by Cohen, filled with WA-style lines , and mentioning the super-perfect murder case, Xi Fat is always the most suspect and nothing to discuss; 4. "There is always a distance of thousands of miles between the philosophical world of bullshit and the real world", "Anxiety is the mystery caused by freedom. Halo", "His ideas are really romantic, but they don't stand up to scrutiny", "Oh, I swore that this would not happen"; 5.- "Kierkegaard said that despair is 'death disease', and you are suffering from despair" - "Oh, but Kierkegaard is still a Christian after all, which is so comforting"; 6. "Take me to Rome, Barcelona or London", "The immorality of making innocent people suffer does bother me, but it's nothing compared to the instinct to survive"; 7. Murder is the world, "others are hell"; 8. Phoenix's first half hour is [Her] The male protagonist's narcissistic version, Emma Stone's second half is the contemporary female college student version of [Rear Window] Stewart's character; 9. In my memory, the first time I saw a playground in a WA movie, and then 10. Jill's "stage fright" after learning the truth, and [Midnight in Barcelona] Vicky who finally ran away after facing the madness , how similar. ps This film is estimated to be a book conceived by Woody Allen N many years ago. I don’t know if Jill did not go to London with BF to develop this setting and [Manhattan]. In addition, as a master at creating moral dilemmas, Woody Allen has always been able to deftly make humans into a ridiculous to pathetic animal. The play is perfect compared to the imperfect murders.
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