Manhattan

1979
16
1h 36min

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Comedy Drama Romance

La vida de un escritor de televisión divorciado, que está saliendo con una adolescente, se complica cuando se enamora de la amante de su mejor amigo.La vida de un escritor de televisión divorciado, que está saliendo con una adolescente, se complica cuando se enamora de la amante de su mejor amigo.La vida de un escritor de televisión divorciado, que está saliendo con una adolescente, se complica cuando se enamora de la amante de su mejor amigo.

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 16 premios y 24 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
There is allegedly a clause in the studio's contract for the film that mandates that the movie must always be shown in letterbox format in any home video release and/or TV/cable broadcast.

Pifias
When Isaac asks Tracy how old he will be when she is thirty-six, she says "sixty-three," and he agrees. Earlier Isaac says that she is seventeen and he is forty-two, which means he is 25 years older than her, and would therefore be sixty-one, not sixty-three.

Citas
Isaac Davis: All the times I come over here, I can't understand how you can prefer her to me.
Jill: You can't understand that?
Isaac Davis: No. It's a mystery to me.
Jill: Well, you knew my history when you married me.
Isaac Davis: I know. My analyst warned me, but you were so beautiful that I got another analyst.

Créditos adicionales
One of the very few Woody Allen films to not have traditional opening credits, save the production company bumper (United Artists), and the film title MANHATTAN is seen as a long vertical flashing bright neon sign, located on the side of a New York City building, and is seen for under seven seconds just before Woody Allen narrates his first line.

Conexiones
Edited into Intimate Portrait: Diane Keaton (2001)

Banda sonora
Rhapsody in Blue
(1924)
Music by George Gershwin
Performed by The New York Philharmonic
Conducted by Zubin Mehta
Piano soloist: Paul Jacobs
Music director: Zubin Mehta

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6/10

Great Execution, But Creepy Content

From a technical standpoint, this film is top-notch - the acting is brilliant, the cinematography is beautiful, and the George Gershwin soundtrack is excellent.

But the content of the film is another thing. Basically, Woody Allen comes across as an egomaniacal creep who writes parts for himself in order to make him look like he's God's gift to women (there are so many references to his sexual prowess one could start a group drinking game based off it).

And anybody with even a beginner's understanding of adolescent psychological development knows that men who pursue teenage girls are sick and sadistic bastards who find joy in ruining promising young lives.

So my summary is: Like the film for its craft, but loathe the creator for his statement.