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Margarita 2022-10-07 19:55:02
When the killer meets the magician
I would not interpret the ambiguous relationship between the killer Raven and the female magician Ellen as-"They both suffer from Stockholm Syndrome". This is really boring. "Movies shouldn't be appreciated in this way." I personally prefer to interpret the emotional connection between them in this...
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Adolfo 2022-10-07 22:38:51
The first generation of lone killers
Round-brimmed top hat, closed lips, knee-length windbreaker, collar raised, hands in pockets... This image has become a model for lone killers in the past, starting from Lane in the "contract killer", from the "Lone Killer" Jeff inherited, until finally he was eliminated by the bart in "Buying the...
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[referring to Ellen who is bound, gagged and unconscious]
Tommy: I never even scratched her. We're a cinch. In a couple of hours, the bridge over the reservoir will be deserted. Now look...
Willard Gates: Don't tell me! I don't what to know anything about it.
Tommy: This is a work of art. The ropes come off. I tie sash weights to her ankles with soft catgut.
Willard Gates: Please. That's a horrible word.
Tommy: Now get the angle on this! She disappears - two weeks, maybe three, then up she pops. None of this stuff on her anymore. No marks - a suicide. Now isn't that beautiful?
Willard Gates: It's loathsome. Be sure no one sees you.
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[discussing Raven's fee for murdering the blackmailer, Albert Baker]
Willard Gates: Direct from the bank as I promised. Oh, I see your point, of course. If the bills were bad, you couldn't very well complain to the police, could you?
Philip Raven: I'm my own police.
