We saw the Fellini film last Tuesday. It is *not* one of his best. It lacks a cohesive...

Man in Theatre Line: [talking to his date, standing in line behind Alvy and Annie] We saw the Fellini film last Tuesday. It is *not* one of his best. It lacks a cohesive structure. You know, you get the feeling that he's not absolutely sure what it is he wants to say. Of course, I've always felt he was essentially a - a technical film maker. Granted, "La Strada" was a great film. Great in its use of negative energy more than anything else. But that simple cohesive core... Alvy Singer: [to Annie] I can't stand this guy. I'm gonna have a stroke. Annie Hall: Well, stop listening to him. Man in Theatre Line: [keeps talking to his date] You know, it must need to have had its leading from one thought to another. Alvy Singer: [to Annie] He's screaming his opinions in my ear. Man in Theatre Line: [keeps talking to his date] You know what I'm talking about? Like all that "Juliet of the Spirits" or "Satyricon", I found it incredibly - *indulgent*. You know, he really is. He's one of the most *indulgent* film makers. He really is. Alvy Singer: [to Annie] Key word here is "indulgent."