Manhattan
Here's the great opening of Woody Allen's Manhattan (1979).
Although, wouldn't it have been even better if Allen wasn't talking over the majority of it? That juxtaposition of Gershwin and New York is so innately powerful that it could have carried the entire sequence all by itself.
Although, wouldn't it have been even better if Allen wasn't talking over the majority of it? That juxtaposition of Gershwin and New York is so innately powerful that it could have carried the entire sequence all by itself.
posted by John | 3:43 PM
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I enjoyed that very much...especially after spending so much time in New York the past few weeks.
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