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Vella 2022-01-05 08:01:35

1 I thought that Wilde's bitterness and vicious tongue were invincible in the world, but then I discovered that Woody Allen was not inferior. If he and Wilde fight each other, it will definitely be the best debate game in the world. Although the aestheticist Wilde is likely to dismiss Woody for not looking good enough and disdain to argue with him: (

2 At the beginning of the movie, Colin Shu kissed his fiancee’s forehead and said: your logic and common sense equal mine and you have adding quality, you are beautiful...At the
end of the movie, in the contrast between the noble, intelligent and elegant fiancée and Sophie's uneducated, literate, and unassuming temperament, he said the most unreasonable and most reasonable words in the world: Sophie's smile has penetrated my soul, and
we must find a reason to truly embrace life and for me sophie is that reason.
a very rational countless experience, he is known only sane man in the world who actually looking for a girl uneducated charlatan As my own reason, this is not a Korean drama. It tells the girls how important it is to look beautiful.
Even in the former possibility, after talking about the importance of brain matching, they also mentioned beauty. In
summary No matter whether the girl has a brain or not, she must be good-looking.

3 Thinking of "The Purple Rose of Cairo", the rich and handsome star finally did not remember the Cinderella in front of the screen and the promise he had made. I was sad for a while. Later I got used to it. After Woody showed all the romantic beauty and broke it mercilessly, he didn't have any good hopes for this movie. I almost burst into tears when I saw the last two kiss together. Although these two people It doesn’t seem so logical to cultivate love, but people like me will always love happy endings. Grandpa Woody doesn’t want to be so harsh on the world when he gets older, and everything that can be done will be done.

4 Although Colin Shu said that Life is not fair, life is even nasty, but the lovely aunt in the movie said: The world may or may not be without purpose, but it's not totally without some kind of magic. Woody Allen's movie There seems to have never been such a gentle sentence. It seems that you said a serious thing to a person, then turned around and calmed down a few words.

5 Sometimes I even wonder if Woody Allen's tenderness is also ironic. Whatever he said seemed to be mocking. He mocks everyone in the movie, he mocks life itself. I am particularly curious what his epitaph will be.

6 Did Nietzsche really say we need our illusions to live? I will not tell you that I have never seen Nietzsche.

7 This movie gathered all the points that touched me: wisdom, beauty, poisonous tongue, cute uncle, fascinating photography, happy ending. I am such a superficial person. I am still a person who judges people by appearance. Although Wilde said, only superficial people do not judge people by appearance. It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances.

8 If I should need a reason to embrace my life, I think movie shall be that reason.

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  • Duane 2022-04-23 07:03:11

    Wearing the image of Fu Manchu and using two lines of "Fantasy of this Temple" as the background "couplet" to set off the atmosphere, I love and master oriental magic. Dee Allen, your uncle's

  • Keely 2022-01-05 08:01:35

    The unsolvable trick is not a deceit, but love; the unsolvable trick is not a psychic, but oneself. The filming is very classical, and it has returned to Woody Allen's obsessive magic show. "Wei Ling Show" is a Chinese magic following the "Metropolis Legend". The ending is slightly weaker, it should be better if you change it to "neurocomedy", right?

Magic in the Moonlight quotes

  • Stanley: [sees Sophie reading on a swing] Taken to reading the great books?

    Sophie: Yes.

    [Stanley says nothing]

    Sophie: Well, you once said not to despair. There's hope for my brain.

    Stanley: Perhaps I was a bit caustic... But you will admit you were guilty of some rather sleazy doings.

    Sophie: Yes, well, those days are over. I no longer have to worry about where to sleep and how to eat.

    Stanley: I take it Brice Catledge has made a serious marriage proposal?

    Sophie: Yes. A very tempting one. Wouldn't you agree?

    Stanley: Yes, I suppose so. But I'm here to make you a more tempting one.

    Sophie: More tempting than this?

    [shows ring with big rock]

    Stanley: I came to say, that for some inexplicable reason that defines common sense and human understanding, that I have of late experienced some small... quite small, but discernible, inner stirrings regarding your smile.

    Sophie: How magnanimous of you.

    Stanley: Yes, I thought you'd think so.

    [Sophie rolls her eyes]

    Stanley: And possessing a soul which is large and capable of complexity, as all great minds are, I have decided to forgive you and take you under my wing.

    Sophie: Your wing?

    Stanley: It's a saying. Obviously, I don't have wings. I only mean that, incredible as it sounds, and this is no small gesture, given the time wasted and the public embarrassment you've caused me, that I'm willing to take you back.

    Sophie: Take me back where?

    Stanley: Under the moon in the observatory.

    Sophie: ...I regretted what I was doing; I was too inept to change course, and I apologise. Really. And I accept your forgiveness. I understand that it's very generous of you, and I have to be going.

    Stanley: Going? I haven't said what I came for.

    Sophie: Well, then just say it, and go, because I have a dinner to go to with my fiancé.

    Stanley: ...I'm here to say... that in spite of everything, I am willing to consider marrying you.

    Sophie: What?

    Stanley: Naturally, you can't believe your good fortune, I appreciate that.

    Sophie: Stanley, brilliant as you are with a deck of cards, you are *terrible* at proposing.

    Stanley: ...I've never proposed before.

  • Howard Burkan: You're still a perfectionist, a snob, a genius with all the charm of a typhus epidemic.