The film is about Woody Allen's best story. The heroine, like a noble canary, reluctantly bids farewell to her dream life and falls from Huamei to the grassroots, which is the focus of the story. Kate Winslet is the soul of the whole film. She has also done her homework and played the role's complex contradictions and tragedies. The film presents a 1950s holiday island full of nostalgia, reminiscent of Woody's classic "" The roller coaster in Annie Hall, the joy of amusement park packaging and representation, also contrasts sharply with the unbearable lives of the protagonists. Although the film's plot development is a bit of a Wonder Wheel, thankfully Kate Winslet's performance is impeccable enough to make people focus on her and discover the cause and effect of fate (or self-made tragedy) in her
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Wonder Wheel evaluation action
2022-03-10 08:01
Extended Reading
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Braulio 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Old Woody's Colorology. Everyone is playing with fire, the difference is just visible or invisible.
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Jeffry 2022-03-24 09:03:45
Again, mocking your movie dreams :) The son sets fire to things, and the mother sets fire to heart. The picture of arson addiction is also burning in the lights from beginning to end, burning everyone's pupils through, dreaming and roaring. Why do older Hollywood actresses go to the "crazy woman" extreme, especially can't stand this deliberate state. I want to say, don't play, don't die, don't set yourself on fire.
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[last lines]
Humpty: Talked to Carney and Ryan. They're goin' fishin' Labor Day. You wanna go?
Ginny: No. I don't like fishing.
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Mickey: [narrating] Coney Island, 1950's. The beach, the boardwalk. Once a luminous jewel, but growing relentlessly seedier as the tides roll in and out. Summers I work here on Bay 7. Comes the fall, I'm a student at New York University going for my Master's in European drama. I'm Mickey Rubin. Poetic by nature. I harbor dreams of being a writer. A writer of truly great plays, so I can one day surprise everyone and turn out a profound masterpiece.
Mickey: [to the camera] Anyhow. Let me get to the story in which I am a character, so, be warned, as a poet, I use symbols, and as a budding dramatist, I relish melodrama and larger-than-life characters. Enter Carolina...