Inspired: Everyone Says I Love You
March 28, 2008
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Inspired: Everyone Says I Love You

I watched one of my favorite Woody Allen movies last night: Everyone Says I Love You. I am so crazy about this film. I wish I could just climb through the TV screen and live in the character’s world. Since that isn’t possible, here are a couple resolutions:

  1. Get very rich…buy fancy apartment in New York.
  2. Listen to 1930’s and 40’s jazz standards all the time.
  3. Force all the children I know to perform musical routines that match their Halloween costumes.
  4. Go to Venice again.
  5. Spend Christmas at the Ritz in Paris.
  6. Have a big family.
  7. Host a Groucho Marx party with mandatory mustaches and eyebrows.

In case you haven’t seen the movie: I recommend watching this clip, this clip or this clip immediately.

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  1. Chelsea at 4:59 pm

    I’ll have to watch this. I just watched Annie Hall for the first time because of your posts about it.

  2. Golightly at 5:12 pm

    OMG – I thought I was the only one that loves, loves, loves this movie. I can watch Ed Norton do the “My Baby Just Cares for Me” over and over again. Good inspiration!

  3. Jessica at 5:34 pm

    This was my long reigning favorite Woody movie. It was also the first one I ever watched, so it has a special place in my heart.

  4. Sara Christine at 8:15 pm

    I watched this recently too! I love the son who reads the National Review, and the sweet relationship between Woody Allen & Goldie Hawn. Three cheers.

  5. Katie at 8:47 pm

    Wow! How is it possible that I’ve never seen this movie!!! I’m going to rent it ASAP!

  6. Emily at 9:21 pm

    Emily,

    I have not been exposed to these great older movies! Those clips were so wonderful! Will you please post a list of your top 10 or 20 older movies so I can start watching them please! I am so excited to start!

  7. mrsem Author at 9:54 pm

    1996 qualifies as an “older movie?” Jeeze, I’m ancient! I’ll put together my list soon 😉

  8. Jessica at 2:10 am

    Uh, some of my favorite movies are from the 30’s- how old does that make me? 🙂

    I’m gonna steal the idea and do a movie post of my own!