Who will marry a megalomania?

Dejah 2022-03-20 09:02:09

When I was watching this movie, the signal of the school was blocked and the Internet was not available, so I was forced to watch the movie on the balcony. The Colin Firth created by Woody Allen really made my lungs hurt. In the end, the magical moonlight-like love also made me feel helpless. My beautiful stone was able to marry a male creature 30 years older. It was a great failure of this movie.

But my beautiful stones still make the whole movie beautiful, and the gestures and actions are well performed. However, the plot connection of the movie is still quite lacking, and the ending still can't escape the old-fashioned happy ending, which directly makes the already awesome Sophie drop two grades: Who would be willing to accept a megalomaniac courtship? Are you patiently enduring his sarcasm and sarcasm all day long? No matter how the two of them stood together, they didn't look good.

Of course, the soundtrack directly pulls the film back to the middle and high level of literary films. Whether it's the aunt's car accident to highlight Wei's pain, or the seamless connection between plot transitions, the soundtrack is so breathtaking that the audience doesn't have to get caught up in it, and it doesn't have to be careless. What, hey, who made me the ultimate jazz lover, jazz really does stand out a lot, and my beautiful stones also give jazz a lot of classic pieces.

The last sentence, I really can't see the bourgeoisie Xiaoqing, my liver hurts with anger

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  • Rachelle 2022-04-22 07:01:40

    Just a magic show! Sophisticated, intelligent, but that's all. It's a strange enjoyment to see Uncle Colin incarnate in a Woody Allen-esque babble.

  • Kyra 2022-01-05 08:01:35

    can not help but love. It's still profile writing, echoing, dark pen and so on. It is a pleasing and free, a pleasant and refreshing summer dessert. The seemingly exaggerated character transformation has actually been layered in the play, and I love his solid boldness the most. Still humorous. Wish a long life

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.