Woody Allen

[kid-glove]

Horrible film..

[P_R]

Ah come on... a series of LOL moments

Hmmm...an Oriental

[kid-glove]

It all felt flat to me.

[P_R]

In the ship....surveying the 'comfort women' one after another

Hi, hello there...how is it going.....mom!

[kid-glove]

That's rather good. My memory of the film isn't really great, but I don't think such moments really worked for me when I watched it. Have to see it again.

[P_R]

It is a very Groucho-ish movie.

They enter the ship, there are a couple of sailors who are walking. They are in the frame for a mere second and the conversation goes

P1: So, what time's the mutiny

At one point he wants to have one of the villains talk long on phone and doesn't have enough lip-movement on the video, so he says

this conversation is so important I am going to use a ventriloquist

The minister who is looking for a country to open up in the world map
We have the whole population in crates

And the death of the cobra with the shadow hands

Almost everything worked for me.

[P_R]

The girl who's with the sex-obsessed spy is viewing the harbour using binoculars and comments

Check out the smokestack on that ship

Pure comic brilliance

[Vivasaayi]

Annie Hall

I dont remember enjoying a movie so much in a revisit...by far the best experience in revisits.

[P_R]

A Tall Dark Stranger - sumaar

[P_R]

Take the Money and Run

konjam thiNarittApla. But overall quite good.

Parts like, Dr.Epstein's Freudian explanation of the cello