"The Riot Club" is a villain movie about the super-rich. These rich second-generation young men are too rich and powerful but will not be suppressed or troubled by morals. The film satirizes the handsome appearance of the rich young men. However, he lived a corrupt life and possessed an empty spirit, and then lashed out against social issues such as the exchange of power and money in the UK
. All the performances of Sam Claflin and young male actors in the film are outstanding. Sam Claflin is particularly good at capturing the bitterness of the character. He classicly interprets Alistair's legendary experience, a teenager who is actually a victim of the system just as a scapegoat by his jealous peers. Max Irons succeeded in shaping a kind-hearted rich boy with a slight sense of superiority
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2022-01-15 08:02
Extended Reading
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Lori 2022-03-18 09:01:06
The surprise is that its plot trend is quite different from what I expected. The movie is actually dark, but under the aesthetics that Basil Shafei is best at, it fits the hypocritical and domineering aspect of the “elite aristocracy” that the movie wants to reveal. This is A very sharp subject, Basil Shafee is just a touch, but has not really gone deep. The irony is more straightforward and the strength is weakened. It seems to be just showing the crazy youth of a group of people.
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Lola 2022-03-21 09:02:58
A bunch of disgusting stupid social scumbags
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Alistair Ryle: So, OK, they want all the stuff. Nice car, massive telly. So they borrow more money than they can ever afford to pay back. Then, when the great New Labour shop in the sky goes up in flames, they vote us back in to sort it out.
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Guy Bellingfield: It's because you've got no heritage, that's why.
Dimitri: I've got a boatload of heritage.
Guy Bellingfield: No, mate, you've got a boat.