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Eliane 2022-04-24 07:01:05
——————I watched it again after 8 years, and finally...
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Krystina 2022-04-24 07:01:05
"You have everything, and I have nothing" But how can others understand the predicament in everyone's heart? Some people live a very stable life and are afraid of encountering problems. Some people have many problems but are afraid of the dull life. As a result, everything is unpredictable, and it is not known whether what will happen will be a blessing or a curse. you do not...
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Aaliyah 2022-04-23 07:01:52
Nabokov said in "Literary Lectures" that reading works should not be "right seated", but it is estimated that people living in the United States will inevitably go through the Serious Men cutscene... In the film, the Jewish clergy's scolding language is actually "Jesus Christ", Then I'll say "Coen Brothers, Mazel...
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Tyrel 2022-04-23 07:01:52
What is the meaning of glasses? I'm playing with IQ...
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Austin 2022-04-23 07:01:52
The two brothers are about to become refined and become writers. Brothers who want to write novels are definitely not worse than slobber Woody...
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Danielle 2022-04-23 07:01:52
What is it, some details are...
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Krista 2022-04-23 07:01:52
dead tornado dead...
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Julianne 2022-04-23 07:01:52
Why is Cohen getting more and more... But this may be the film that most directly illustrates the central idea of Cohen's...
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Kristoffer 2022-04-23 07:01:52
The Coen brothers are going to be...
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Reinhold 2022-03-29 09:01:02
This time, the Coen brothers said what they...
A Serious Man Comments
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Delphine 2022-03-22 09:01:41
psychedelic movies
Smoking marijuana, having sex with the female neighbor next door, and discovering that he was sent into the coffin by his wife's dead concubine during orgasm - at this time, the background music was actually Jefferson Spaceship's "Somebody to Love"
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Bonita 2021-11-28 08:01:18
A Serious Masterpiece
It is definitely another masterpiece of the Coen brothers, which is really appetizing.
Finally found another style continuation after "Barton Funk" and "The Absent Man"-"Serious Man". After reading the five flavors, one thought is that the two brothers are almost perfect.
There are...
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Larry Gopnik: Please. I need help. I've already talked to the other rabbis. Please. It's not about Danny's bar mitzvah - my boy Danny, this coming Shabbos, very joyous event, that's all fine. It's, it's more about myself, I've... I've had quite a bit of tsuris lately. Marital problems, professional, you name it. This is not a frivolous request. This is a ser- I'm a ser- I'm, uh, I've tried to be a serious man, you know? Tried to do right, be a member of the community, raise the- Danny, Sarah, they both go to school, Hebrew school, a good breakfast... Well, Danny goes to Hebrew school, Sarah doesn't have time, she mostly... washes her hair. Apparently there are several steps involved, but you don't have to tell Marshak that. Just tell him I need help. Please? I need *help*.
[the secretary rises, goes to the door behind her, opens it, shuffles into the dimness where she speaks quietly with the aged rabbi, who is idle. She shuffles back, closes the door and sits down]
Marshak's Secretary: The rabbi is busy.
Larry Gopnik: He didn't look busy!
Marshak's Secretary: He's thinking.
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Judith Gopnik: We shouldn't put the kids in the middle of this, Larry.
Larry Gopnik: The kids aren't...
Judith Gopnik: I'm saying "we." I'm not pointing fingers.
Larry Gopnik: No one is playing the "blame game," Larry.
Larry Gopnik: I didn't say anyone was!
Judith Gopnik: Well let's not play He said, She said, either.
Larry Gopnik: I wasn't! I-...
Sy Ableman: Aw right, well let's just step back, and defuse the situation, I find, sometimes, if I count to ten.
[pause]
Sy Ableman: One... two... three... faw... Or silently.
[Long pause]
Judith Gopnik: Really, to keep things on an even keel, especially now, leading up to Danny's bar mitzvah...
Sy Ableman: A child's bar mitzvah, Larry!
Judith Gopnik: Sy and I think it's best if you move out of the house.
Larry Gopnik: Move out?
Sy Ableman: It makes eminent sense.
Judith Gopnik: Things can't continue as they...
Larry Gopnik: Move out! Where would I go?
Sy Ableman: Well, for instance, the Jolly Roger is quite livable. Not expensive, and the rooms are eminently habitable.
Judith Gopnik: This would allow you to visit the kids.
Sy Ableman: There's convenience in its fava. There's a pool...
Larry Gopnik: Wouldn't it make more sense for you to move in with Sy?
Judith Gopnik: [Shocked pause] Larry!
Sy Ableman: Larry, you're jesting!
Judith Gopnik: Larry, there is much to accomplish before that can happen.
Sy Ableman: Larry, Larry, Larry. I think, really, the Jolly Roger is the appropriate coss of action. It has a pool.
Director: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
Language: English,Yiddish,Hebrew Release date: November 6, 2009