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Barbara 2022-03-25 09:01:05
being john malkovich~!~ really a creative film~ especially when john went into the hool found that everything was become john malkovich ,even the language people use was only left one word ---john...
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Bobby 2022-03-25 09:01:05
This state of film shooting is called great. Charlie Kaufman's script is powerful in style, full of rich images and metaphors. The process of watching the movie is like an interesting puzzle of solving puzzles one by...
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Ruthie 2022-03-24 09:01:18
too many wtf moments.. the absurdity is way over the top and i got...
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Jeanne 2022-03-24 09:01:18
This film is strange, but ill-fated. Think about it, everybody, climb the dark passage to become a famous Hollywood actor for fifteen minutes? This is still expressing concepts. Channels and crawling are both common and polysemous. They can represent escape from prison or mining. It is the concept that gives new ideas. What is really interesting is the half-low floor and Markovic's one-sidedness. Compared with subjective perspective experience or through subconscious childhood, only they...
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Jake 2022-03-24 09:01:18
Why do I want to cry so much... Kaufman's brain is definitely a labyrinth that I can't get out of. It's so talented, and his debut novel has a great style. Who is the puppet, Malkovich or Cray? I will give you 15 minutes to be someone else. Would you like it? What if you can't come back...
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Tessie 2022-03-24 09:01:18
I have always wanted a shuttle door like this. When I was a child, I had always had such a fantasy to see the world in others' bodies, or let others experience my vision. It was amazing. I was really filmed by the...
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Christopher 2022-03-24 09:01:18
Once again proved Charlie Kaufman's godlike screenwriting ability. This is a wonderful fable about modern people's life pressure, emotional state, identity and existence value. Charlie Kaufman is good at digging into people's inner world with unconstrained imagination. This absurd and intuitive way of expression can be seen in many subsequent movies. ps would like to dedicate this play to the great performance artist John...
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Colt 2022-03-24 09:01:18
Markovic can really...
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Jeffrey 2022-03-24 09:01:18
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Lola 2022-03-24 09:01:18
2008-8-17 1:35:58 7/7.9(92464) It feels a bit messy, in fact, these kinds of movies are neurotic, and they are all right and wrong.
Being John Malkovich Comments
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Eliezer 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Scumbags, scumbags, scumbags movies
The stalk may be the cheapest thing in a script, and the whole article revolves around this stalk, causing the dramatic needs and motives of each character to be twisted, each change is inexplicable, and the relationship between each pair of characters is inexplicable. It is out of the logic of...
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Marcelle 2022-03-19 09:01:03
About freedom
"Becoming John Malkovich"-about freedom. The
so-called freedom.
Some people like freedom, and some don't.
People who like freedom are powerful men full of passion. They are the voice of God, the horn of angels, and eagles that hover high in the sky to hunt for the sun. They always carry their...
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Craig Schwartz: I was inside John Malkovich - lookin' out.
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Lotte Schwartz: I've been going over and over my experience last night, Craig. It was amazing. I've decided - that I'm a transsexual. I know! It's the craziest thing, Craig!
Craig Schwartz: What are you fuckin' nuts!
Lotte Schwartz: No, it's just that for the first time everything just felt right! I've got to make sure. But, if the feeling is still there, I'm gonna talk to Dr. Feldman about sexual reassignment surgery.
Craig Schwartz: Listen, this is absurd! Besides, Feldman is an allergist. If you're going to do something, do it right! We've talked about this plenty of times. Alright, you get these half-ass ideas and then you do a half-assed job. Just drop it!
Lotte Schwartz: It's just that I really, you know, I like Dr. Feldman. Alright? So, I thought that I would ask him his opinion. What - is there something so terrible about that? Why are you always yelling at me like this?
Craig Schwartz: Baby, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's just a phase. It's a phase of seeing through somebody else's eyes. Okay? It'll pass.
Lotte Schwartz: Don't stand in the way of my actualization as a man.
