Going My Way evaluation action
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Gussie 2022-04-09 09:01:09
The story is too ordinary. If such a plot can also win the Oscar, my personal experience is that the golden man can be taken casually. The movie has no climax, the educational meaning is not profound enough, the love is not vigorous enough, the emotional drama is not thought-provoking enough, and there are many singing scenes. It is estimated that the award is for these songs. Is the taste of the Oscars in the last century equivalent to the Indian films today?
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Kenny 2022-04-10 09:01:09
The sense of space in the old movie is awesome. Every frame can be stopped to analyze the space. The long shot is really comfortable. I stopped and watched a lot of plots two or three times.
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Father Chuck O'Malley: Here, take this.
[Gives a spoonful of medicine to Father Fitzgibbon]
Father Chuck O'Malley: That'll keep the pilot light burning.
Father Fitzgibbons: Yes, it ought to. Tastes like it has kerosene in it.
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Father Fitzgibbons: Well, did you make your parish calls.
Father Chuck O'Malley: Oh, yes. Mrs. McGonigle's rheumatism is kicking up again. I told her to bury a potato in the back yard.
Father Fitzgibbons: That's for warts.
Father Chuck O'Malley: That's what she said.