Joseph Cali

Celestine 2021-12-31 08:02:03

My title has nothing to do with the film. I just don’t know why I always pay attention to some corners and corners, walking on the streets of brooklyn and queens, except for the different shapes of people and different cars, everything is the same, even the fucking white castle hamburger They are...

Rebeka 2021-12-31 08:02:03

I don’t know if anyone noticed it. The protagonist Tommy looked at Pacino’s poster behind when he was looking in the mirror at home and said that you would become Al Pacino. This is undoubtedly a tribute. When the next shot came, there was a scene of playing basketball under the flyover. If you...

Adalberto 2021-12-31 08:02:03

American movies in the 1970s like to shoot the poor streets, because there is American spirit in the poor streets, which is to make America great again-this sentence itself is true, the wrong thing is that Trump should not be said, haha-he For greatness? But it is true and simple. So until now, world-class directors like Eastwood and the Coen brothers have taken the most shots of "finished pay". Is the fire passed on by them "trends" or "high-end"? Just don't install it. Chinese directors should learn from the poor streets and alleys of the United States in the 1970s, where the inner city poor people are real, not covered with a veil or a specific academic symbol. Chinese films make the poor people do not know how to behave. NS. The only failure is the ending, love and ideals, and finally all concentrated from Brooklyn to Manhattan, which is different from the historical fact that American street culture captured radio and museums at the end of 70-80.

Oma 2022-03-26 09:01:07

I originally wanted to watch a happy and funny musical, but it turned out to be a youthful cruel movie. The comparison between those beautiful dance passages and reality is always a bit ironic. (I found the classic scene where jack and rose dance in circles in the Titanic, which originally came from this movie.)