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It's entirely the director's own obscenity
Mohammed 2022-04-23 07:01:13
That year's Oscar season's "Midnight in Barcelona" drove me crazy, this year's Oscar's "Midnight in Paris" made me speechless, and was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director (and finally won the Best Original Screenplay, Damn, isn't this encouraging nonsense! Even the Guangxi General Administration will not allow domestic time-travel dramas to make up history again). Paris has no more content than Barcelona, it is boring and empty, and all kinds of literati and pranksters are revolving around, which is completely the director's own obscenity. Woody Allen didn't attend the Oscars (it feels like a pretense, Scorsese is no more accomplished than you), and the Oscars are still nominated for nominations, hey, if it's good enough! Let’s talk about Marion Cotillard again. After winning the actress, he has appeared in various Hollywood films, without a successful role (not to mention her in “Two Little No Guess”, when she was a nobody). She's so old, besides her looks, that bulging goldfish eyes, hey, I can't stand it, she still appears as a beauty in various movies, if you can't, go to acting! (Look at the old Winslet, she is not young and not good-looking, but her acting skills are explosive! Take it off for the movie! Even if she has given birth to several children, her figure is out of shape)
Extended Reading
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Deon 2022-04-23 07:01:13
All history, including art history, is historicized through serial narratives. Back in search of the golden age, the chronology of time clarifies the present; those artists roam the most beautiful cities in the world, intellectuals and admirers of beauty come to an understanding. Watching Wang Xiaobo say many years ago that Woody Allen is his favorite director, Woody Allen has left a place for himself in the historical narrative in terms of fun and contemporary elegance.
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Deondre 2022-03-24 09:01:14
Dropping the book bag is commonly known as pretending to be force; Woody Allen is really sassy this time, and he talks about a universal principle that has no achievements until the end.
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Gil: Gil Pender.
Ernest Hemingway: Hemingway.
Gil: Hemingway?
Ernest Hemingway: You liked my book?
Gil: Liked? I loved all of your work.
Ernest Hemingway: Yes. It was a good book because it was an honest book, and that's what war does to men. And there's nothing fine and noble about dying in the mud unless you die gracefully. And then it's not only noble but brave.
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Gil: You can fool me, but you cannot fool Ernest Hemingway!