The movie was a spoof on War and Peace. This scene takes from the most important part of the book. The main character, Pierre Bezukhov, inherited a great deal of money. But it didn't bring him happiness. The passage I point out, is when Pierre tells someone that he is miserable and then the man says to him. "I have heard of you. Look at your life my dear Sir. How have you spent it? In riotous orgies and debauchery, receiving everything from society and giving nothing in return. You have become the possessor of wealth. Have you ever thought of your tens of thousand of slaves? You have profited by their toil to lead a profligate life. You have thrust your wife into an abyss of deceit and misery. A man offended you and you smote him and you say you not know God and hate your life. There is nothing strange in that my dear Sir." And then the man does a 180 and changes his life.
This is my favorite Woody Allen movie. I’m also a huge fan of Buster Keaton silent comedies, and there are several scenes in Love and Death that certainly owe a debt to Keaton.
I just watched Barry Lyndon the other day. There are some similarities here but the cinematography isn’t quite up there. A bit more subversive tone to Love and Death lol
He should have taken a few steps to the right or left. Then the second bullet would not have hit him. I guess what they say is true. Afterwards you are always wiser. ✌
Which says much more about you than Woody Allen. You allow your judgement to be affected by allegations and gossip. You clearly belong to the "no smoke without fire" and "sling enough mud and some of it will cling" school of law. Show some intelligence and thoughtfulness before rushing to judgement. I for one do not think there has been credible evidence. The letter from Moses Farrow alone should be enough to make you reconsider the position. If you say you cannot watch Woody Allen movies anymore then I trust the same is true of Mia Farrow's work, given that she too has been accused of sexually molesting her children. I have been disgusted by the attitudes of some of the actors who have worked with Allen, in particular Kate Winslet's foul- mouthed outburst - how dare she, how fucking dare she.
@@poetry7260 Sorry to impute the wrong reason. I personally enjoy many of his films of all shades, with the lesser known Interiors being a firm favourite. Geraldine Page's performance should have garnered the Oscar for Actress - she lost out to Jane Fonda in Coming Home.
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"I have an ulcer contidition and dying is one of the worst things for it."
The movie was a spoof on War and Peace.
This scene takes from the most important part of the book.
The main character, Pierre Bezukhov, inherited a great deal of money. But it didn't bring him happiness. The passage I point out, is when Pierre tells someone that he is miserable and then the man says to him. "I have heard of you. Look at your life my dear Sir. How have you spent it? In riotous orgies and debauchery, receiving everything from society and giving nothing in return. You have become the possessor of wealth. Have you ever thought of your tens of thousand of slaves? You have profited by their toil to lead a profligate life. You have thrust your wife into an abyss of deceit and misery. A man offended you and you smote him and you say you not know God and hate your life. There is nothing strange in that my dear Sir."
And then the man does a 180 and changes his life.
"How have you spent it? In riotous orgies and debauchery" "Right, and the rest I just wasted!"
Dude, why you keep repeating the same message over and over? Write something different. Example: the cinematic reference of the three lions, is....
Thank you.
This is my favorite Woody Allen movie. I’m also a huge fan of Buster Keaton silent comedies, and there are several scenes in Love and Death that certainly owe a debt to Keaton.
all right, I'll take these...
"Does this come out or is it like gravy?"
The way he underplays being shot and reacts like this kills me every time! 🤣
And Anton Ivanovich Lebedokov moved on to play a great part in the Sting.
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I just watched Barry Lyndon the other day. There are some similarities here but the cinematography isn’t quite up there. A bit more subversive tone to Love and Death lol
Barry Lyndon is actually pretty subversive at least compared to the values of its characters
The cinematography of Barry Lyndon was extraordinary. Which is why it won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography.
Rimebr me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
is this war and peace parody
Yes.
Homo homini lupus est.
He should have taken a few steps to the right or left. Then the second bullet would not have hit him. I guess what they say is true. Afterwards you are always wiser. ✌
In truth bullets don't come straight down due to the laws of physics (rockets never go straight up). He was would have been safe standing still.
@@SIRDKA Good to know. So he would be unharmed under normal circumstances, but the script ignores physics. Thanks for the information. ✌
Can't watch his movies anymore.
Why?
Which says much more about you than Woody Allen. You allow your judgement to be affected by allegations and gossip. You clearly belong to the "no smoke without fire" and "sling enough mud and some of it will cling" school of law. Show some intelligence and thoughtfulness before rushing to judgement. I for one do not think there has been credible evidence. The letter from Moses Farrow alone should be enough to make you reconsider the position. If you say you cannot watch Woody Allen movies anymore then I trust the same is true of Mia Farrow's work, given that she too has been accused of sexually molesting her children. I have been disgusted by the attitudes of some of the actors who have worked with Allen, in particular Kate Winslet's foul- mouthed outburst - how dare she, how fucking dare she.
@@AGMundy Still not interested in his movies. Not sure that scandal is the reason. Just not interested.
@@poetry7260 Sorry to impute the wrong reason. I personally enjoy many of his films of all shades, with the lesser known Interiors being a firm favourite. Geraldine Page's performance should have garnered the Oscar for Actress - she lost out to Jane Fonda in Coming Home.
@@AGMundyI might just watch that one.
Woody Allen is to Film making what Jerry Seinfeld to stand up comedy, Bob Dylan to songwriting, Frank Sinatra to singing: good, but hugely overrated.
That sentence doesn't entirely make sense.
and your comment is not even good!
Difference between Woody Allen's and Jerry Seinfeld's stand up:
Woody was funny.