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Vincent 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Internal and external training of temperament
From the first episode starring Martin Scorsese, "Atlantic Empire" has been incessantly dispersing its elegance and ruffianness. This is the most temperamental gangster drama since The Godfather.
Steve Buscemi's personal qualities complement the show's temperament, showing grace in his... -
Shannon 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Scarface: Al Capone in History
The status of the rivers and lakes: The Mafia in the Al Capone era hid submachine guns under the windbreaker, and opened the way with grenades. The tough and cruel style made other Mafia terrified. Al Capone personally killed no less than a hundred people, and escaped at least a hundred ambushes....
Nore Davis
Extended Reading
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Major 2022-04-23 07:01:33
The slow-moving drama is getting more and more delicious, the details are exquisite, and the editing and soundtrack of the acting shots can be directly used as teaching materials~~~ The actress's casting, no matter the main character, has an excellent taste~
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Imelda 2022-03-21 09:01:33
Clothes on the front, animals on the back. Political history, not so much.
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Arnold Rothstein: Depends on what the other gentleman has.
Lucky Luciano: Right.
Arnold Rothstein: Well? What does he have?
Lucky Luciano: How should I know? I'm no swami.
Arnold Rothstein: The very reason this game is so challenging. There's a lot of money in that pot. How much do you think is in there?
Buck: Plenty.
Arnold Rothstein: 22,500$. How much mining equipment do you have to sell to make 22 grand, Buck?
Buck: A lot. Now are you gonna call or fold?
Arnold Rothstein: I'll see your two... And raise you five.
Buck: Take it. I was bluffing.
Arnold Rothstein: I know. So was I.
