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Manhattan
Conrad 2022-03-25 09:01:07
It was so wonderful. The early works of the old man are really good, especially the Muse period of Diane Keaton. Manhattan and Anne Hall, favorites. Manhattan in black and white is still so beautiful. They walk the dog and talk on the bench to see the first rays of morning light in New York. He and Tracy do a wagon ride around Central Park at night. The things that give you a meaningful life. The last item, Tracy's face. Hmm, something's not quite right, a bit of Friends. Ross's jumpy looks just like the blond Carol. Please tell me I'm not alone! !
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Godfrey 2021-11-13 08:01:24
Woody Allen doesn't watch many movies, and the current favorite is the end of the game. Too literary migrant workers can't stand it. When I watched it last night, I was drowsy by the French chatter. But when it came to the last scene, I suddenly became sober. Purely relying on the plot, not the hot music of the erotic scenes to wake me up, is enough to prove that this is a good film. The unspeakable misses and sufferings of ordinary life remind me to always cherish the beauty of the present. I miss you~
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Erika 2022-04-24 07:01:05
All kinds of old goddesses are typical of poor and lowly, and they are afraid that their lives will end, so they brag. Not only do I like Tracy the most, but the end of the recording is so sad, but I am helpless to the point that we keep creating all kinds of troubles and hope that we can leave some in the end The reason to make life beautiful He was indeed as tough and romantic as the city he loved! Even though the old man took a cigarette, the picture is definitely sparkling~
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Mary Wilke: Listen, I gotta get my dog. You wanna wait? I gotta walk it. Or, are you in rush or something like that?
Isaac Davis: Oh, no, sure. What kind of dog you got?
Mary Wilke: The worst. It's a dachshund. You know, it's a penis substitute for me.
Isaac Davis: Oh, I would have thought that in your case a Great Dane.
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Isaac Davis: Really? You married your - your teacher?
Mary Wilke: Yeah, of course.
Isaac Davis: That's very, very...
Mary Wilke: Well, I listen to that, he failed me and I fell in love with him.
Isaac Davis: Oh, that's perfect.
Mary Wilke: Perfect, right? Yeah, I was sleeping with him and he had the nerve to give me an F !