shadows and fog part 9

[merdufer]

That was one of the oddest movies I've ever seen. Maybe I expect something different from the format. I'd much rather see this as a play or read this as a novel.

[joel1975]

In my opinion, not Woody Allen's strongest film, but an interesting one.

Thanks for posting this.

[marto282]

can someone give me some sort of racional or philosofic analysis, i get that about death, but what was the meaning of "the need them more than they need the air"?

[ElenaBlackRose]

This movie was a bit boring to me, though I thought that Woody Allen made it, just because he was well in character. So that part I enjoyed.

[amrhart87]

This is my favorite movie. Thanks for putting it up. 

[amrhart87]

This is my favorite movie. Thanks for putting it up.

[neverdiminished]

"They need them, like they need the air..."

[littlejapan3]

where is robert joy? if i don't see him now, then I'm just wasting my time

[ShootTheZombies]

No I mean they never caught him and he had no motive

[KahnBB6]

Well it's playing with surrealism. My thought is that the killer is really a metaphor for the spectre of death and everyone in the film has a take on how to cheat it-- or deal with it as it comes. Since when does death in any form have a motive? It's an inevitable thing.

[ShootTheZombies]

So... what was the point of the murderer?

[KahnBB6]

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