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Natalia 2022-01-20 08:02:58
This world does not belong to people like Beatriz (sentimental, immigrant), it belongs to the fittest like Doug. Just like what Ennis said to Jack in "Brokeback Mountain", "If you can't fix it, you've got to stand it." Follow the rules of the game and learn to...
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Jeffry 2022-01-20 08:02:58
4.5 | "Dark, Hopelessly Humane Beatriz at Dinner Is The Perfect Film for the Trump Era" by Vanity...
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Rosella 2022-01-20 08:02:58
The village girl accidentally rushed to the rich family banquet, but the enemy was extremely jealous when they met, and after some venting, she went to the sea of anger: I want to say that the class does not shoot horses like this. Salma Hayek's role as the Virgin is unconvincing. Drama movies in small spaces have entered a dead end. If you can't be amazing, you should learn to shut up. The audience is not going into the cinema to satisfy your desire to...
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Andrew 2022-01-20 08:02:58
I think it's disgusting to use suicide to solve problems is naive and meaningless. On the contrary, Kathy is gentle and reasonable, and Doug is just a smart person who is not humble enough in the survival of the fittest society. Reversal plus one...
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Bobby 2022-01-20 08:02:58
It is estimated that it is related to the background of the director of the TV series. Such a contemporary topic is a bit limited by the pattern and perspective-but in just 80 minutes, it can shape the wealthy circle headed by Cathy. The drama opposition between Beatriz and Doug is really more suitable for shooting. As a drama (I always feel that the story is not finished). The discussion about race and class is reduced to Beatriz's reminiscences of childhood and hometown, sincerely moved....
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Gerda 2022-01-20 08:02:58
Salma Hayek's best script and interpretation in recent years. At first I thought it was a story like "Gosford Manor", but in fact the heroine's innocence, plain face and bangs are a bit of Sandrine Bonnaire in the "cold festival". Although the ending is discouraged, it is still...
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Guy 2022-01-20 08:02:58
Between despair and anger
* This article was first published in ELLEMAN and also published in DeepFocus.
Puerto Rican director Miguel Arteta’s new work is too responsive and chilling. After the premiere, Vanity Fair gave such a title-the dark and hopeless "Bitteritz at the Dinner Party" is a "perfect" film for the United...
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Katheryn 2022-01-20 08:02:58
Put aside the plot and just talk about the composition
Aside from the controversial plot, I found that the director deliberately arranged the first half of the film.
For example, the following screenshots: The female protagonist Bitlitz is in the middle of the screen, with his back to the camera, out of focus. On both sides are white people who are more...
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Beatriz: All tears flow from the same source.
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Beatriz: You think killing is hard? Try healing. You can break something in two seconds. But it can take forever to fix it.
