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Nellie 2022-02-27 08:01:20
the sound of time
"Radio Age" has another beautiful translation: "The Sound of Time", which is Woody Allen's nostalgia for his childhood "Radio Age". As he puts it, "My original intention was to miss songs that were significant in my childhood, and from these songs I got inspiration for scenes that could add color...
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Christa 2022-02-27 08:01:20
Sleepy listening to romantic music dozing off after watching a movie
When I was in elementary school, Woody Alan, who wears retro glasses on the movie magazines at home, exuding wisdom and bookishness, is one of the few men who can attract me in movie magazines. Female stars, still at that age, I have no interest in male stars, except for Pike of Roman Holiday, who...
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Golda 2022-03-21 09:03:16
The radio age is over, and I miss it. Woody Allen, a favorite movie, hides the true meaning of life and love that he realizes under the ridicule and noise.
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Jesus 2022-03-19 09:01:09
Old Man Woody's nostalgic nirvana is really irresistible. Even those who have not lived in the golden age of American radio are in the last New Year's snow in Manhattan and feel sorry for the sudden passing of the sense of the times. Sentiment, although there are many ridicules for a family of Jewish relatives, but picking up the pearls of childhood golden moments in the noisy hustle and bustle and making a movie is probably the best nostalgia.
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