A semi-autobiographical film, I feel Woody Allen, the master artist, in the film, the male protagonist has a stubbornness towards emotional problems and some dissatisfaction. As a movie audience, I seem to be listening to him tell his story in the film There are quite a few scenes where Woody Allen is talking to us. The male protagonist, Ivey, is a very contradictory individual who likes to laugh at himself (he is very concerned about his Jewish identity), self-intoxicated spirit of victory, but he despises some literati who are pretentious. But I also look down on people who do nothing (two Mexican passers-by in the play) I really like the line in the play "I would never want to join such a club. The members are people like me." Lonely last line explains that Woody Allen's comparison of love to a story between two lunatics is absurd and irrational, but we "most need eggs" This is the god of modern romance movies. The reason for the four stars is because it is confusing to keep the character of the male protagonist
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