This movie I think is, I like it.

I think it kind of worked because you took like Diane Keaton,

just when you watch her on screen,

she's a great actress.

But to me,

I'm like,

that's how she,

Diane stay eaten.

There you go.

It's hard not to think about like Annie Hall and shit and all these other rom-coms

she's been in.

She plays like a similar type character and plays it the same way.

But it works kind of anachronistically to like insert that same vibe into an old-timey setting like this because, like what you were saying earlier, Anna is, it's like, uh, like these people were,

were anachronistic.

They were forward thinking and they stuck out in their time or whatever.

So like for the,

for it feels like looking at like one of those black and white photos

where they color one thing in and it pops out a little bit and it like plays

with,

you know,

this duality or whatever.

Um, and the fact that they were all uh free love freaks i think is also really interesting because it's uh

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