The Lower Depths evaluation action
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Mona 2022-02-07 14:46:18
Adapted from Gorky's novel, you can feel the Russian alcoholic flavor of the story, the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is larger, and the characters are more extroverted. But localization is very, very good. The structure is like a drama, and the design of the slums also has a sense of stage setting (reminiscent of a university dormitory =.=), but the motivation of Kagawa's character's behavior is a bit unclear.
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Nelda 2022-04-24 07:01:24
Akira Kurosawa completed. Tenth place in ten days. Adapted from Gorky's works, due to cost budget issues, Akira Kurosawa was filmed in a stage play, but the role modeling did not deviate from Akira Kurosawa's central idea. Compared with other films, he was a poor at another latitude. The opening shot is very good, and it seems to have the feeling of "The Lady of Sand". It is obvious that this film has not fully utilized the opening to rise to a higher level in structure, which is a little regrettable. In the future, I will make up the Kagawa Kyoko film list!
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Kahei the Pilgrim: You're a good man, and smart to boot. What went wrong?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: The slammer. Four and seven months. When they threw me out, I had nowhere to go.
Kahei the Pilgrim: Oh, my. Why jail?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: There was this jerk...
Kahei the Pilgrim: You did him in?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: Just my luck. There was a meat cleaver handy.
Kahei the Pilgrim: Any women involved?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: No, it wasn't like that... But enough of that. That was ten years ago now.
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Sutekichi the Thief: Hey, geezer, is Buddha really real?
[Kahei laughs knowingly]
Sutekichi the Thief: What's so goddamn funny? Is he or isn't he?
Kahei the Pilgrim: I'm sure he is, for those who wish him to be.