Atonement positive evaluation
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Rosalee 2022-04-24 07:01:03
8/10 This "Atonement" was nominated for multiple awards at the 80th Academy Awards, but it was a pity that it only won one Best Original Score. This film is really a masterpiece of director Joe White's excellent performance in all aspects, from the structure of the play, the soundtrack to the filming, to the scheduling of group portraits, all of which are good. Destiny under the influence of a certain era is caused by the darkness of human nature. Self-blame and repentance after making a big mistake can't go beyond the barrier of painful fate. The core of the entire film is grim, and the imagery is deliberately weakened, like everything in a dream with soft light and filters. What impressed me most was the five-minute long shot of Dunkirk Beach, where the reality of the war unfolded like a picture scroll. The reference of life, from the beginning to the end, the darkness and the bright are always on the line.
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Kaya 2022-03-22 09:01:17
IanMcEwan is so cunning and mundane that he always chooses sensitive G-spot themes, and ruins them to be annoying! Tianlei KK thinks that speaking quickly is a good line, and ADHD is youth and compelling. JM lacks level. The director sees that there are no characters to capture, so he can only entertain himself with long shots in a literary and artistic way. Bene's "Bite it" is so tempting, the ghost believes that he will want that explosive head! The soldier's song is cool!
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Cecilia Tallis: There isn't much time. Robbie has to report for duty at six and he's got a train to catch. So sit down. There are some things you're going to do for us.
[Briony and Cecilia sit in the kitchen. Robbie leans on the table, looming over them]
Robbie Turner: You'll go to your parents as soon as you can and tell them everything they need to know to be convinced that your evidence was false. You'll go and see a solicitor and make a statement and have it signed and witnessed and send copies to us. Is that clear?
Briony - 18 years old: Yes.
Robbie Turner: Then you'll write a detailed letter to me, explaining everything that led up to you saying you saw me by the lake.
Cecilia Tallis: Try and include whatever you can remember of what Danny Hardman was doing that night.
Briony - 18 years old: Hardman?
Robbie Turner: Yes!
Briony - 18 years old: It wasn't Danny Hardman. It was Leon's friend, Marshall.
[Cecilia and Robbie look at her, astonished]
Cecilia Tallis: I don't believe you.
Briony - 18 years old: He's married Lola; I've just come from their wedding.
[Silence. Finally, Robbie exhales the breath he's been holding, Cecilia looks across at him]
Cecilia Tallis: Lola won't be able to testify against him now. He's immune.
[Robbie straightens up and turns away, grappling with a riot of emotions; silence; finally, Briony stands up and speaks, very formal]
Briony - 18 years old: I'm very, very sorry for the terrible distress that I have caused. I'm very, very sorry.
Robbie Turner: Just do as I have asked of you. Write it all down. Just the truth. No rhymes, no embellishments, no adjectives. And then leave us be.
Briony - 18 years old: I will. I promise.
[she leaves abruptly, her eyes brimming with tears]
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Tommy Nettle: No one speaks the fucking lingo out here. You can't say 'pass the biscuit' or 'where's me hand grenade?', they just shrug. Cause they hate us too. I mean, that's the point. We fight in France and the French fucking hate us. Make me Home Secretary and I'll sort this out in a fucking minute. We got India and Africa, right? Jerry can have France and Belgium and whatever else they want. Who's fucking ever been to Poland? It's all about room, Empire. They want more empire, give 'em this shithole, we keep ours and it's Bob's your uncle and Fanny's your fucking aunt! Think about it.