it's too late

Felix 2022-03-26 09:01:04

This is really the first movie I watched Woody Allen without falling asleep, but it's also a movie that both male and female protagonists hate It's the end credits who's going to pay for your relationship mistakes The girl says she's going to go to England for six months to study and Woody Allen doesn't let her go for six months and it's not long The point is that he's selfish and he finally chooses 18 The 10-year-old girl is not because he still loves her, but because he was dumped by the girl he likes. He found out that he had wronged the girl before and went back to look for it. As he said, in Manhattan, people set up more problems and troubles for themselves in order to avoid some difficult things and do not solve them. This kind of hurt pays the bill and treats your feelings kindly. It is best for everyone to make decisions carefully.

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Extended Reading
  • Vicenta 2022-03-20 09:01:34

    Woody's romantic and playful love letter to New York, an elegy for a lost love. City montage under Rhapsody in Blue, black and white photography by Gordon Willis, watching the night scene in a rickshaw, [Marriage, Divorce to Independence], the embarrassment of four people in the cinema is the same as [Paradise Stranger Things], the dark night planetarium and the Lonely Apartment panorama in the lower left corner The two of us, running for love | We will all become like this - Skeleton | Bergman is the only master filmmaker today. (9.0/10)

  • Brandy 2021-11-13 08:01:24

    They put all kinds of art on their lips, filling their pale words with Cezanne, Nabokov, and Bogman. They do not understand love, are fragile and timid, and cannot plan for the future. In the crowded night, there is a disturbing intimacy. No matter how lonely they are, whether they can find true love or not will not affect the beauty of Manhattan.

Manhattan quotes

  • 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.

  • 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 !