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Queenie 2021-12-17 08:01:18
Details determine height
I have to say that in all aspects of the plot, there are no exaggerated and thrilling criminal routines, no sensory stimulation of police chasing after them, the ending is well known, and the rhythm of the scene has not developed quickly. It is precisely because of the details that it is worth...
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Helga 2022-03-20 09:01:53
"Robbers": When male and female robbers meet tough guys, Jiang is still old and hot
In the last issue, Mr. Oiyu briefly explained what Netflix (hereinafter referred to as: Netflix) is, and set a small goal to watch Netflix's original programs and write the corresponding afterthought. Today, I also continue to do my homework, I want to After a long time, I decided to start with...
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Felicia 2021-12-17 08:01:18
The back of "Bonnie and Clyde" is a strange "remake". Compared with the predecessor that bears the prestigious New Hollywood and its multiple interpretations placed in the context of the times, this film is simply made into a neat old school. The road chase scene focused on the incident itself. The editor and director coordinated quite well. The two old detectives made people see the sadness of some westerns. Speaking of westerns, "The Tiger and Leopard King" "You can also follow this path to make a movie."
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Hillary 2022-03-26 09:01:06
The two retired old men caught up with the gangster just by looking at the information. Should the gang of surveillance agents be fired?
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