Showing posts with label woody allen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woody allen. Show all posts

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Woody Allen!



So when I took my first film history class in college one of the very first directors I learned about was Woody Allen, and since that day I've been in love with his work. I have always felt that his work is simple, and always keeps us entertained with its awesomeness and the twist that he's able to put in them. Despite that most of his movies follow the same format the small twist and character development is what keeps us watching them. I don't care what people have to say about Woody Allen, I love his work and I think it's horrible how people judge him based on his personal life and not on his work. I mean who gives a shit if he married his step daughter.. all that should matter to me at least is his work. Here are three movies that he made that I recommend checking out.


1. Anne Hall
Anne Hall is basically a movie that shows the relationship between two people and why the relationship would have never worked out between the two. This movie received four academy awards including, best picture, best director, and best screenplay. This is basically considered by many to be Woody Allen's greatest master piece and broke many of the standard romantic comedy rules.

2. Manhattan
Manhattan is a movie that basically follows a divorced man as he begins a relationship with a 17 year old girl and later falls in love with his best friends mistress. When I talk about loving how a movie can have so many twist and turns and it interwines together this is what I think of. I love this movie greatly and I love the fact that it was shot in black and white as well. Plus the movie captures the essence of Manhattan and helps tell the story as well.

3. Vicky Cristina Barcelona
This movie focuses on two American tourist as they arrive in Barcelona and how they both start an emotional and physical affair with a man that captures there hearts. Basically I love this movie because of the way that its so different then all the other movies. Basically how the movie starts out and ends the same way and the characters end up in the same place despite the fact that they learned so much. Basically I love the lesson this movie teaches us.



This is basically a movie poster for the new Woody Allen movie coming out this September called "You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger." I recommend checking it out because from what I can tell its going to be a great movie!

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

5 Movies To Watch This Summer

Hey every couple of weeks or so I will be releasing a list of movies that i totally recommend watching.

1. Some Like It Hot!
Director Billy Wilder.
Some Like It Hot is only the greatest comedy ever made! (Literally it was voted number one by the AFI)Marilyn Monroe and Jack Lemmon are great together on the screen and the script writing is amazing. The plot is basically about two men that witness a murder and are being hunted down by the mob. Knowing this they dress up as women and join a all girls band to get way away from them.

2. Breakfast At Tiffany's
Director Blake Edwards
Everyone should watch Breakfast At Tiffany's at least one in there life time. Not only is it a great movie but its a cult classic. Audrey Hepburn is amazing in the roll and the movie is certainly entertaining (even if its different then the book). The movie basically revolves around a whore and a male prostitute who is also a struggling writer. They basically fall in love and you can watch to see what happens next!

3. Match Point
Director Woody Allen
I will be recommending a lot of Woody Allen because I love his WORK! So this is basically a movie about a guy who starts having an affair with his brother-in-laws girlfriend. He is basically torn apart between wealth or getting a good lay. I won't say more about this movie because its actually really good and I want you guys to watch it's awesomeness!

4. The Science Of Sleep
Director Michel Gondry
This is probably one of my favorite movies ever! Its basically about this guy who likes to imagine reality into his own kinda weird fucked up t.v. show in his head. It's hard to describe but I would definitely check it out.

5. Little Miss Sunshine
Director Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris
It's a cute little comedy about a dis functional family and there trip to California for the Little Miss Sunshine pageant. It's cute its funny and definitely will keep u watching.