I watched it again recently. After I fell in love and then watched this movie, I actually had a different feeling. It's a ridiculous way of getting along, weird people, painful disputes, and inexplicably started kissing again. You say happiness, It seems that there is none of them; you said it was painful, and no one was willing to part, the emotions finally exhausted and the two walked towards both ends, but in the moments I recalled after parting, no one accompany me to catch lobsters, and suddenly there was only one person under the street lights by the sea , these memories become precious again. Love is weird and a little painful, but we all seem to need it. like alvey's last words
A guy went to a psychiatrist and he said to the doctor, doctor, my brother is crazy, he always thought he was a chicken. The doctor said then why didn't you bring him here. He said I wanted to bring him, but I needed eggs. I guess that's how I feel about relationships right now, it's totally irrational, crazy, even ridiculous, but we still want to go through it all, "because we all need eggs."
ps: Woody Allen broke the fourth wall of the story, suddenly nagging at the camera for a period of his own thoughts, discussing his own ideas with the audience, and further explaining the plot through double-layer subtitles or dialogue with passers-by, It's really interesting, especially for a literary film lover like me, who has a poor understanding, the director's soundtrack is automatically added, and it has been praised and praised. The original love story has a lot of ironic humor.
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