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3885038 No.3885038 [Reply] [Original]

book equivalent of this film?

>> No.3885039

protocols of the elders of zion

>> No.3885042

>>3885038
>watching anything made by woody allen

boring much, OP?

>> No.3885211

Watched this movie for the first time a few days ago. Shit was awesome but depressed the hell out of me afterwards. As far as a book recommendation, Bukowski very often writes about how love is temporary and will fade. You could try that? That's about as much as I can help though.

>> No.3885224

"The Instructions" sort of to some extent
it's pretty obviously influenced by woody allen
also basically any philip roth novel

>> No.3885235

>>3885038

OP, please, tell me morea bout this film.

>> No.3885240

I haven't seen this film, but I'm aware of Allen's rambling neurosis schtick. I think the protag of Lucky Jim comes close.

>> No.3885242

>>3885224
Phillip Roth seconded

>> No.3885289

>that ugly woman

>> No.3885327

Any book written by Woody Allen

>> No.3885358

>that fugly man can't cast someone age appropriate

>> No.3885594

>>3885235
just watch it

>> No.3885598

>>3885289
>diane keaton
>ugly

pick one

>> No.3885609

>>3885598
ugly

>> No.3885631

I mean, in what sense? Frank O'Hara has some great writings but they might be more "Manhattan"-esque. I would say that a lot of social dramas like Henry James or Jane Austen are comparable to Annie Hall.