If there is a rating of Average, I should choose Average without hesitation. Woody Allen's medium work, so this play doesn't have much effect, even if there is a strong performance of the Oscar-winning actor, the male protagonist shows a strong, rational, mentally distressed, realistic and arrogant magician! As a magician, he shows a very fantastic world to the audience, but he is the one who understands these deceptions the most, so he believes in science more and hates the so-called magic, religion, and mysterious power. The characters before and after the contrast and the process are well presented.
But the slightly flimsy plot still failed to impress me too much. And Sister Stone's performance in this play didn't touch me at all. Especially when she expresses her love to the male lead, but I didn't feel her heartbeat before that. . .
The ending is a bit like the ending of my fair lady, and it is also the most reversed!
The work continues the romance of Woody Allen, and the scenery is suitable. The scenery of the south of France and the background music in line with the times? Very good? The unforgettable point is the scene of driving on the seashore, there is no fence, endless blue sea, a beautiful old man Cars, and music?!
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