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Ned 2022-04-20 09:01:18
hot afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon (1975) Hot-day afternoon comedy crime film with shallow comedy about deep seriousness. The economic crisis, the Attica incident, the Vietnam War... Even if you just watch this movie, it won't let you down, the comedy is great, the editing is great, and the lines are funny.
A good...
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Westley 2022-03-15 09:01:02
Jinan in a hot afternoon
[It's definitely not a film review series]
Summer in youth movies is always green, clean and refreshing, such as the streets of Taipei in "The Blue Gate". But once in reality, I was faced with a sad summer in Jinan. As a famous furnace city, the afternoon without air conditioning in summer can make...
Sandra Kazan
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Laverna 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The Godfather's Las Vegas brother. Pacino still works with him quite often. Actually, I think he played really well. The Stockholm symptom doesn't seem so low-level, it seems reasonable, psychological terms always elevate the trickle of ongoing events to a horrifying angle. Is this the generalizing and revealing power of the term, or does it actually go against the feel of what is actually happening?
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Edgardo 2022-03-21 09:01:23
"Attica! Remember Attica! Put your fucking guns down!" The most insane work that Pariah starred in! ! ! Because the film of Pa madman adds a lot of color. A simple bank robbery reflects many social problems in the United States in the 1970s - the Vietnam War, the economic depression. . .
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Leon: I couldn't explain the things I did. So I went to this psychiatrist who told me that I was a woman trapped in a man's body. Well, so, right away Sonny wanted to get me money for a sex change operation: but where was he going to get that? 2,500 dollars. My God, he was in hock up to his ears already.
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Sonny: [on a TV broadcast over the phone] I'm robbing a bank because they got money here. That's why I'm robbing it.
TV Anchorman: No, what I mean is why do you feel you have to steal for money? Couldn't you get a job?
Sonny: Uh, no. Doing what? You know if you want a job you've got to be a member of a union. See, and if you got no union card you don't get a job.
TV Anchorman: What about non-union occupations?
Sonny: What's wrong with this guy? What do you mean non-union, like what? A bank teller? You know how much a bank teller makes a week? Not much. A hundred and fifteen to start, right? Now are you going to live on that? I got a wife and a couple of kids, how am I going to live on that? What do you make a week?
TV Anchorman: Well I'm here to talk to you Sonny...
Sonny: Well I'm talking to you. We're entertainment, right? What do you got for us?
TV Anchorman: Well what do you want to get for it? Do you expect to be paid because...
Sonny: No, I don't want to be paid, I don't need to be paid. Look, I'm here with my partner and nine other people, see. And we're dying, man. You know? You're going to see our brains on the sidewalk, they're going to spill our guts out. Now are you going to show that on television? Have all your housewives look at that? Instead of As The World Turns? I mean what do you got for me? I want something for that.
TV Anchorman: Sonny, you could give up?
Sonny: Give up? Right. Have you ever been in prison?
TV Anchorman: No!
Sonny: No! Well let's talk about something you fucking know about, okay? How much do you make a week? That's what I want to hear. Are you going to talk to me about that?
[a "Please Stand By" graphic appears on the TV screen]
Sonny: Hey, what the fuck happened?
Mulvaney: I guess he didn't appreciate your use of language.
Sonny: Fuck him.
