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Verdie 2022-01-13 08:02:49
Hollywood's "Road to Revolution"
I just wrote Kate's "Road to Revolution", and watched three old dramas of "Happening Now" on the plane. What capital operation and what unspoken rules have all come, I think it is really ironic. What is art, and what is an artist? In the final analysis: good movies are the top sellers, and big-name...
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Cecil 2022-01-13 08:02:49
About the producer's failure story
The title is about to play a game of ambiguity: the plot of the film is indeed about a producer’s frustrated life, so "about" + "producer's failure" + "story"; but in fact, the story is really a bit off the appetite, so "about the production Human" + "failure story".
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Alessandra Daniele
Extended Reading
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Linnie 2022-03-23 09:02:56
Robert Deniro plays an outdated Hollywood producer. For two weeks, he has not listened to individual directors, big-name stars, film company bosses, and businessmen. Laughable question. Neither is a fuel-efficient lamp, and neither is easy to convince. At the same time, because he worked too "diligently", his family also had problems for a long time. He was separated from his wife and had little communication with his children. He had to go to pre-divorce psychological counseling to save his marriage on the edge of the cliff. The film featured his two tumultuous weeks, culminating in a controversial release at the Cannes Film Festival. Sean Penn and Bruce Willis in the film are at most guest appearances and cheers. The film is one of Robert Deniro.
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Isac 2022-03-16 09:01:06
I don’t watch Uncle De Niro’s movie for no particular reason. It’s not because it’s bad, but because it’s too unsuitable for me... In fact, the plot is rich and the ending is good, although not everyone is happy... But the men are noisy In addition to the middle-aged pressure, I’m really sleepy... However, there are always five good loli in De Niro’s movies. Haha... This is Twilight Girl
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