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Mina 2022-01-11 08:02:55
Woody Allen's most colorful rose
Speaking of the little old man, since "Annie Hall" (Annie Hall, 1977) completed a leap in the art of film, the entire 80s and 90s have appeared frequently, and a film history classic has been published every few years. The little old man made too many movies, so many of them were slowly forgotten...
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Adalberto 2022-01-11 08:02:55
Nagging wonderful
A good story also needs a proper way of telling it. The structure of the film is a bit interesting. It is a way of chatting with a few successful people, and the camera is pushed up. A successful person starts speaking, and the main feature film begins. Danny is a performance agent, a nagging,...
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Shaun 2022-03-25 09:01:16
At the end, the pitiful and aggrieved Yazi of the little old man is really cute. Samsung gave this warm and romantic "last shot".
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Scot 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The story exudes a touch of sadness, and there is no lack of warmth at the end. The agent Danny Rose should be the kindest character of Woody Allen. Mia Farrow wears big sunglasses from beginning to end.
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Danny Rose: So, you ready? Ready? All right, now, now, now start to wriggle. That's right. Wriggle. You see what I mean? That's it. That's a girl. Just wriggle. That's it. That's it.
Tina Vitale: I'm wriggling.
Danny Rose: Keep wriggling. That's very important. Are you wriggling?
Tina Vitale: Uh-huh. I'm wriggling.
Danny Rose: That's good wriggling.
Tina Vitale: I don't wanna over-wriggle.
Danny Rose: No, but, It's nice wriggling. That's it. The ropes are starting to get loose. Come on, it's happening. It's - my hand's getting free. Keep wriggling. Don't stop now. Oh, I got it, I got it.
Tina Vitale: Yeah?
Danny Rose: Yeah. Yeah. I got it, I got it.
Tina Vitale: Yes?
Danny Rose: Yeah.
Tina Vitale: Oh! Great!
Danny Rose: Come on. Get this thing off. Come on, keep wriggling. Keep wriggling, darling. Don't - yeah - I told you, that's what Shandar did. He would wriggle and get the whole thing to happen. I saw it a million times!
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Lou Canova: [singing] Bambina, remember the stories, Your mama, my mama, would say, Keep Italian in your heart, Let it always be a part, Of you, Never let it fade away, Be a part of every day, Let it stay in your heart for ever, Put Italian in your heart, Let it always be a part, Of you, Never let it fade away...
