Seven Chances movie plot
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Lolita 2022-04-19 09:03:16
A "pause-and-shoot" has Keaton playing season changes, jumping trees to hide from cars, and jumping over walls. I always feel that Keaton's comedies are more melancholy than Chaplin's. But once the running mode is activated, all kinds of off-roading through forests, hob and falling rocks will come one after another. To be honest, most of the time, I think of the difficulty of shooting at that time, so I feel distressed, and admiration also arises at the historic moment. The effect of cola is reversed. It's secondary. The Rolling Stones in the Valley, the chasing of these two paragraphs by ten thousand women is simply a stroke of genius, let's run, brother.
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Cleora 2022-04-20 09:02:55
Not necessarily accurate, but also for Chaplin and Keaton. The same point is that their personal performance style is unique, and the use of camera positions, action design, and post-editing in the film are very flexible and ingenious. The difference is that Chaplin's "individual" is more forceful to describe the "individual in the era", while in the sadness of the era, he still maintains a positive humor. As for Keaton, he focuses more on the "individual" in the "individual world" and what the times are like. This description is a little farther away. On the other hand, in the movie, Keaton always has a depressed face, Chaplin's expression changes more, or let's just put it this way, Chaplin's works are more tragic, but also more optimistic. . Just saying that doesn't mean Keaton is pessimistic, he's just prone to gloomy face, the evidence for that comes from the end of his movie, in many of Keaton's works, we seem to be able to find it, in fact, he has arranged for himself a long time ago A happy ending.
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Jimmie Shannon: Would you marry me?
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Title Card: By the time Jimmie had reached the church, he had proposed to everything in skirts, including a Scotchman.