fell in love with the name Jasmine hi what on what the flick we're here to

talk about the

annual Woody Allen movie cuz there is one every year this one's really good

though is the Jasmine I'm Cristiano

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I know you for I'm graze gonna hang out with us for a bit

and I'm what that means they describe the job you

wanna buy when I'll take away from Blue Jays among many other things is that I

was

will be sought at the Academy went we had fun last night at the academy

screening and it was packed or sitting in the back I really

had to p and I left

to pee and I was very close and I was able to get back and I came back

with about 22 seconds left in the movie I got grow

I think I'll probably probably commit I just I just was they get was thinking oh

my god I got a gaza-bound I don't want the last 50 minutes and I come back

a sedan and nothing happened at the end and then a movie in the credits roll

everyone

yeah I like an hour and a half and i know i I

I feel like a fool so that's what it's about bigler

blue chest with up this is the the

story %uh Veiga here it says I'm to be a life crisis causes a woman to head to

San Francisco where she reconnects with her sister I'm

that is what I just how I don't know if that does happen I

what's interesting about this is that the Cate Blanchett plays the woman who

reconnects with her sister in San Francisco

I a and a I'm not entirely sure that this is like

many other Woody Allen movies because although people laughed and there are

moments when it's funny

it's not really a comedy and Cate Blanchett carries this cell whole movie

that is set both in the present time in San Francisco

meeting up with her sister Sally Hawkins and looking back at her marriage to a

bernie made of type character if anyone wanted to sleep

with Bernie Madoff yeah that Alec Baldwin have a look

no husband was a slick operator I was there week I knew that I was hitting on

a girl friend I can't you choose losers because that's what you think it is

there from that's why you'll never have a better life

here terrifying she's a phony you please not fight in here too we can continue

for some reason is an excellent kicking in this is an emotionally difficult

movie to watch

many times Cate Blanchett is going through an enormous grieve

emotional pain by the fact that her husband cheated people at all this money

and cheated on her

I and she's like talking to herself in the street

and she's not are appealing character at all she's a

bad bad person yeah small band and I standing here

yet a testament to both woody allen

and Cate Blanchett a significant estimates to them because and tell you

hear from that you would have known either them or talent at all on pink

over here right

what's amazing is that they take this character who is does not is

there's no redeeming qualities here at any point even when you think there's

about to be one and year

inexplicably rooting for the entire movie

silly I was damaged in so fragile you can help with false I for her you know

she's had a breakdown the you also witnessed

the remnants of that as the film goes on and she just fine so much complexity

in this plea of a purse United it's no coincidence the blanchard

recently played when she walked on broadway a streetcar named desire

it's weird how much streetcar named desire there is in this movie the whole

let's go live with the sister she's got a British boyfriend there's a guy who's

gonna date or who may be my rescuer from all this

she's losing her grip it that was in our choice I thought but but for the most

part you know it it's such a great performance

and in the yeltsin signals compellingly told story in an

who portrayed character the that are we working that hard

I don't think it is an end you know I was talking today about this because

usually with Woody Allen you either know that it's you're in for a comedy or it's

going to be

you know another woman or interiors or are you know September words can be very

dour and this is not a comedy

and this one for to operate in a different mode Annu they've mentioned

I'm

crimes misdemeanors which is kinda but I said yeah but you don't laugh at the end

of the Houston scenes you laugh at the

Alan all the scenes and because woody allen has made

so many characters in the past that are kind of flattery

New York neurotic women the instinct when we first get to know Cate Blanchett

is to laugh because ok clearly this is like

is this a role I don't keep you were played once or something in the euro

zone in no way this is not

this is not funny this is this is that more this is a tragedy this is a woman

who was

literally falling apart in front of our eyes yeah its um

it's really delicate the way she easement unflattering erotic this and

delicacy to it as well

I did laugh a lot we all laugh my now live comes from his reporting money

characters on I think be at the Bobby Cannavale livestock

is kinda wacky in kinda ride by some laps come from that

lol so how is the how's the dice man he is he's really good and really nice guy

like

Dice Clay in a Woody Allen movie and it was already been as what has really good

he's a really good character actor attorneys

do a lot to turn yeah I really good he could work for twenty years that no

absolutely no I would I would love to see him pursue this angle of his career

he might feelings I've ever get the only

truly real person in this right the most most grounded

Conair in theory if actual person where they are

exotic dancers lol good thing I guess so

the thing is what your own doesn't really understand the working class

you know he i mean is weird to see this movie where the rich people were all

such

monsters assholes because he's lived in this very rare fight Upper West Side

world for decades now

to be said I don't know because you were doing crimes we were all have

bad haircuts he dresses them badly you know

worse for something could tell it harkens perfectly lovely San Francisco

apartment which is

granted over a Tacori or whatever but I'll be on that spacious and light

is rose with a horrible haha oh yeah I know I'm like that's right miss any

the wrong things affordable based on her salary on the right now

with other but %uh there's a broker's trying to get that apartment ever

discuss how the living in colour something

so I you know that there's that element of just kind of the 20 little bit of

condescension even with the interesting characters the the Sally Hawkins is

playing

at the the despair kinda rubbed me the wrong way little and

no good I agree with that I think that'd save the little bit because

because while the circumstances a it serve the

the idea Sally Hawkins is is a little condescending but she herself

is sure amo and I mean she herself but I mean the character is now that we have

as sorta and and then also Louis CK who does a

really nice turn real acting turn I

like again also regular working-class guy that seemed totally normal

but I he added that he doesn't quite get I think empty apartment is

it's like a major mistake Yahoo at that big it's really lovely

compared to keep wages expectations of what living is supposed to be

real easy has an opulent home the Hampden right I know why she's freaking

out about it but I but I believe you can tell when Woody Allen

thinks that it is one in a way I mean I don't know it may be that maybe it's

just us to make a pledge everything about it we're supposed to think

actually it's quite nice there

there is also a conversation about

we know where all becomes clear that at all bowlers that'll cheating on her but

has been cheating on her with

a younger much younger woman whose foreign

you know what our hustle will orbit have a moment of impact on

yeah I was stunned by that the there's one of the women is

she's a teenager yeah where help air

and and and then that's the actual scene where we see

Cate Blanchett breakdown and really freak out in a way that I imagined

ninety-five percent all women in that situation would freak out I don't think

it's

and you're saying this can't be happening shaking or persons a really

powerful really good seem

and I just to kind of imagined that that's may be in the ballpark

love what happened what we went through and so

I don't know I thought that was a I threw I get

barrel with this makes me a terrible guy I think that's rather bold way our

to put that scene in this movie maybe just a little disappointed in his radio

address that

honestly who knows it or do I i want to serve as their that was there all the

time row

okay we're gonna go here then I am I i think ultimately though I i think what

is usually powerful owners at their love great performances in it

the the question and tone though is is inescapable for me because um

it we talk about you know my the this is outside the sample one forgiven ever

over director bring in their own sorta baggage where the end of the film when

when Clint Eastwood arms up and shoot everybody's was the tragic and you know

the characters

past redemption but are on another level it's Clint Eastwood with the gun

shooting people right

you know and so IMU in a Woody Allen movie when when you have the cable into

character

being the sort of like you know of all guy

you know oblivious you know my talking a mile a minute and then being super

vacuous whenever

you are Greg ready to expect that to be a comedic character and it takes a while

to kind of figure out on a No

this is meant to be a tragedy and and and maybe is the audience that we were

with they kept laughing pretty much throughout which I found

sorta we're like they were are they were on board religious assume it'll be funny

I don't know

wistful humor now and I i think he probably has this person function as a

very familiar figure to us the way alan world

to then completely up in your expectation the maker that much more

flooding tragic like every

it's meant to be that much more obvious shocking transition perhaps to us to

watch

one thing that i think is particularly noteworthy about her performances that

is that she she said she's vacuous and she is

a empty and she has no sense of the impact that she

or her ilk have had the impact they make on other people

she's oblivious to her role in the world

yet she could be and she conveys that consistently

she's not you can't just pointer and laughed because then it turns out

she is interested in important things and she does

just give these little glimpses here there when she almost has a relationship

maybe does have a relationship with Peter Sarsgaard

the you feel like it's legitimate she is making a connection

so I don't know I just thought that in that she could have played a type of

character and she ended up playing a complete

real person well something that makes a a character like that

tolerable is that help yeah and so the fact that that showing up in a Woody

Allen movies actually pretty amazing because recently I think that he's

really been missing that exact thing that's my travel with his most recent

movies

yeah there's a there's a lot of even if she never even if she never

you she never fulfills that help like you see

there she got you in the day after day there are moments where you like please

be normal here because I see it I see it in your eyes I see in the way you react

a little thing hot got that just keeps you going to go home lol

shot so sad so poignant and we should do numbers please friends think very

quickly I

you to address the year's gonna go but I would there's no question this would be

the kind of performance that was get talked about

owner of yeah so I'm on the rally

7.8 and I don't think maybe the solo but you know if I change your mind later all

you'll be the first and do some after SK go ahead then I