woody allen

[fightgenie]

I wanna see it. It's like Woody's first teen movie.

[wonki wonki]

I think I'll see it too. What the hell, it's Woody Allen.

My favorite among his recent stuff has to be "Everyone Says I Love You." When he started flying through the air and shit during one of the musical numbers, I thought I was going to die from laughter. Hahaha.

[fightgenie]

Originally posted by wonki wonki
I think I'll see it too. What the hell, it's Woody Allen.

My favorite among his recent stuff has to be "Everyone Says I Love You." When he started flying through the air and shit during one of the musical numbers, I thought I was going to die from laughter. Hahaha.

Yeah Edward Norton and Woody together has got my money.

[bung]

What many people don't know is that Woody is a writer too. His books are genius. Without Feathers is beautiful. Highly recommend his writing if you haven't checked it out already.

[wonki wonki]

Originally posted by randall fairbrook
GR Woody meet!!!

you so nastay.

[keyinblack]

I saw "Anything Else"
Probably the funniest film of the year (which isn't saying much)

[EK-4000]

i will see this, when it comes out in france.

i will wait in line, get a ticket, walk to the room in which the movie is showing, find a seat and sit down and wait for it to start, sit throught the commmericals, and when the movie starts, i'll watch it while sitting down. when the movie ends, i will leave the theater. i will go home, take a piss if i feel like it, maybe take a nap if i'm tired, maybe get a bottle of vodka...

hackoduekn.

[SweetArse]

I suppose he should get some respect for being in the biz as long as he has, but I for one have never ever ever "gotten" his movies, books, whatever. For some reason that I cannot fathom, people are fanatical about Woody. My friend tried to show me a screenplay of his when I was in fourth grade for god's sake!

And it would appear to me that you can't separare Woody's art from his life, because pretty much everything he does is about his neurosis over relationships which of course manifests itself into marrying his ex-wife's adopted daughter, or casting himself boffing someone 1/3 his age.

[randall fairbrook]

watching broadway danny rose right now...not one of my favorites but a real good woody movie nonetheless....

[mwt.]

i just found "take the money and run" for ten bucks at borders. can't wait til we get our new dvd player so we can watch. one of the funniest movies ever.

[randall fairbrook]

a lot of his stuff is ten dollars now...if i were you i would invest in his boxed sets....he has four of them now....

[wildseven]

Originally posted by SweetArse
I suppose he should get some respect for being in the biz as long as he has, but I for one have never ever ever "gotten" his movies, books, whatever. For some reason that I cannot fathom, people are fanatical about Woody. My friend tried to show me a screenplay of his when I was in fourth grade for god's sake!

And it would appear to me that you can't separare Woody's art from his life, because pretty much everything he does is about his neurosis over relationships which of course manifests itself into marrying his ex-wife's adopted daughter, or casting himself boffing someone 1/3 his age.

Usually I end up offending a bunch of would be intellects who take it personally when you remember this talent-free elitist pervert as um, a pervert. Plus the movies have this faint attempt to cover their shallowness with false deprecation. Mannered actors talking in circles about nothing must've laid the trench for tarantino/kevinsmith/seinfeld/etc.
I guess you have to identify with woody allen to put up with it. A lot of critic-type people do just that. Some of my friends dig the 70s allen movies, but they laugh at him too.
There's this nasty little bitter thing running under each movie he's done, that's minimally interesting at least. It's sort of directed at women.

[randall fairbrook]

am watching manhattan.....so very pretty and quite endearing...

[fightgenie]

ahh what a good night for Manhattan
cold and rainy
toasty fireplace watchin'

[mwt.]

i noticed one time that all of his scenes are shot without cutting. i don't know if this is a technique that others are aware of our if it's something he's known for but i just happened to notice it once.