View Poll Results: Which is your favourite Woody Allen Film

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  • Annie Hall

    1 12.50%
  • Manhattan

    2 25.00%
  • Crimes and Misdemeanours

    0 0%
  • Husbands and Wives

    0 0%
  • Love and Death

    1 12.50%
  • Stardust Memories

    1 12.50%
  • Hannah and her Sisters

    0 0%
  • The Purple Rose of Cairo

    0 0%
  • Other

    3 37.50%
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    Moderator Platinum Hubber P_R's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nerd View Post
    3 bucks a piece ticket.

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    Do post your thoughts (in brief) here.
    ...an artist without an art.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P_R View Post

    enna oorunga idhu?
    sathyandhEttarlayE adhai vida adhigam aayirumE.
    Theater remmbba sirisu.. Studio 5-layE (theater name correct-aa theriyalai, watched Dev D there) paadhi dhaan irukkum. 12-15 rows X 12-15 seats.

    But its the only theater which plays off-beat films and foreign films. Niche audience-nu solluvaaingaLE Anyay its around 6.50 for matinees and 9 bucks for evening / night shows in other good cinemas..

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    Quote Originally Posted by kid-glove View Post
    Do post your thoughts (in brief) here.

    Just for jatti
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    When you post in red, I expect to see -edited- , -deleted-, -warning- and -banned-

    So don't scare me
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    thats PRs split personality posting... but not as bold as yours..
    Sach is Life..

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    You are harbouring some misconception regarding all this. He's a misanthrope. I'm just socially awkward. He's the right to my left, and yet he wants to be in red. I don't like/want him here anymore than you do.

    Maybe hub should have read 'janangal thevai jadangal aLla' in terms and agreement to free us all, from that guy.
    ...an artist without an art.

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    Parallel universe, string theory...

    I'd not bore you, K_G. But how did you paste the screenshot of the very film that I intuitively bring up in another thread. I swear I am entirely unaware of this!

    But now I see you're doing your homework on C-G.

    And it's not entirely unexpected to see you paste it from a faux-commie film. A commie film that seems to make peace and have a resolution, with the system well aligned, Lemmon's problematic statement in the Airport of living in a 'fair country'. So in turn, you are endorsing the very conceited hypocritical moves that you (& Zizek) desist! The whole 'investigative'/'procedural' genre is trapped, and always fighting hard to be bereft of this. You should know this.
    ...an artist without an art.

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    Saw To Rome with Love. Nice turnout actually. The average age of the audience was 65+, save for us there weren't even one single person without white hair. In fact we saw so many people in their 80s struggling to even walk

    Anyway remmbba sumaar. 4 stories. Benigni's story was lame. yEng italian couple on their honeymoon, save for some one-liners by cruz very boring. Allen's story started with a bang but the wackiness worked against it. The shower songs were laborious beyond a point. The jokes in the later part were juvenile too. The American trio story is the best of all. Ellen Page, very nice. Disappointed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kid-glove View Post
    Parallel universe, string theory...

    I'd not bore you, K_G. But how did you paste the screenshot of the very film that I intuitively bring up in another thread. I swear I am entirely unaware of this!

    But now I see you're doing your homework on C-G.

    And it's not entirely unexpected to see you paste it from a faux-commie film. A commie film that seems to make peace and have a resolution, with the system well aligned, Lemmon's problematic statement in the Airport of living in a 'fair country'. So in turn, you are endorsing the very conceited hypocritical moves that you (& Zizek) desist! The whole 'investigative'/'procedural' genre is trapped, and always fighting hard to be bereft of this. You should know this.
    It's important though to put this into context. Lemmon's character is actually a father of Christian Science in the film. There's a complex mapping being made, dialectically, from dual perspective of Sissy Spacek, and Lemmon. I am 'right', even when I am left.
    ...an artist without an art.

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