Although "Duplicity" is a thriller type of film, its core is a romantic comedy with no dangers. Although a lot of conspiracy and suspense are added to the interesting scenes in the play, the hot action scenes in "Smiths" will not appear. Even if there are action scenes, they will win in a funny way. The entire viewing process of the film is easy, no matter how daunting dangers the hero and heroine encounter, the audience knows that they will surely be turned away. In addition to the many loopholes in the story details, the witty and sharp dialogue between Julia Roberts and Clive Owen is very eye-catching. The director's eloquence and sophistication are rarely seen on the big screen. The performance of the two protagonists is relaxed and in place, and the mastery of the roles can be described as easy to use.
Duplicity evaluation action
2021-12-25 08:01
Extended Reading
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Ray Koval: So how long are you gonna keep me waiting?
Claire Stenwick: Excuse me?
Ray Koval: I'm dying over there
Claire Stenwick: Where?
Ray Koval: There by the Ben Franklin potato salad pavilion
Claire Stenwick: I'm sorry, are we supposed to know each other?
Ray Koval: Definitely. I'm mean we're supposed to. We don't, but we should.
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Ray Koval: Look, I'm sorry. I don't know if it's the knee or something, but I'm a little confused. I thought we were checking each other out.
Claire Stenwick: No. Sorry. Maybe you're drunk
Ray Koval: No, no, no. If I was drunk, I'd be coming on to you.
Claire Stenwick: That's a relief.
Ray Koval: If I was drunk I'd be saying how amazing you look and how crazy it is that you're standing here on your own.
Claire Stenwick: Wow. Are you always like this?
Ray Koval: No. I sometimes sound like this, but this is definitely different.
Claire Stenwick: What's so different?
Ray Koval: I don't know. I guess that's what I came over to find out.