A Fistful of Dollars Piercing lens
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Mabelle 2022-03-25 09:01:06
I thought that the plot of a classic movie like this would be unbearable, but I didn't expect this film to be unexpectedly exciting, interlocking, and every frame exudes the heroic and ruthless (cool and cool) of the Wild West. Eastwood and various protagonists and supporting roles are full of images, which should be the most important link in a heroic film, and this film has become a classic precisely because of its excellence. PS: Grandpa Wood at that time was really handsome and oily T_T~~
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Janelle 2022-04-23 07:01:26
A lot of classic mirror movements are worth learning, and the uninterrupted long shots create a smooth picture. The fast cross montage and the conversion of subjective and objective perspectives are very impactful, making up for the vacancies and deficiencies of details to a certain extent. The close-up of the pros and cons is integrated into the atmosphere, and the music shows a sense of the background of the times and western style. Some epic movies with bugs can be ignored.
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John Baxter: Wait! Ramon! We'll pack up we'll leave, anything!
Ramon Rojo: Are you sure Baxter?
John Baxter: I swear it Ramon.
Ramon Rojo: Maybe you should discuss it with your wife. I don't think she'll be too happy!
[shoots him]
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Juan De Dios: You'll get rich here, or you'll be killed. Juan De Dios tolls the bell again.