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Albert 2021-10-22 14:40:30
The chasing scene is really...
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Haskell 2021-10-22 14:40:30
Although the subject matter of this film is a cliché, it is compact and lively, infused with romantic feelings and chivalrous spirit. It can be called a high-level underworld action...
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Evangeline 2021-10-22 14:40:30
The long shots are brilliant, and the hunting scenes are particularly...
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Marc 2021-10-22 14:40:30
you are so...
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Lois 2021-10-22 14:40:30
I am probably Al Pacino Insulator, the most insensible one of all De Palma movies. The elevator and train are almost copies of Untouchables and Dressed to Kill. The powerless feeling of wanting to get out but getting more and more imprisoned is far less charming than the simple "Escape to...
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Ellen 2021-10-22 14:40:30
The position of this movie in my heart is no less than that of the "Godfather" trilogy. Not only has it not lost its brilliance in the precipitation of the years, but it has become more and more flavorful. Even if I forget the plot of the movie, I will not forget that on that rainy night, Caledo followed the fairy-like Kyle in the rain, carefully and passionately, spying on the goddess under the lid of the trash can. Parma uses such a scene to show Calido’s nostalgia for the old face. This...
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Jocelyn 2021-10-22 14:40:30
Seeing my stomach hurts! ! ! Al pacino is handsome without dead ends! !...
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Zackary 2021-10-22 14:40:30
Master Pacino. The classic stair shootout. Well, the tragedy drama of heroes and beauties has won my...
Carlito's Way Comments
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Bettie 2022-03-15 09:01:03
Died in the arms of his lover, he gained eternal life
Cali was dead in the first place.
The story begins with a court statement: "I'm not saying that if my mother hadn't died since I was a child, I wouldn't have learned badly. People in prison complained that there was no chance to learn well. No, that's bullshit, when my mother is still alive. I was a...
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Roslyn 2022-04-19 09:01:29
Pacino's eyes
Although Dawn of the Owl's ointment is the cliche plot, and there are many scenes imitating sixties crime movies; but Al Pacino's deep and melancholy eyes are undoubtedly impressive, those large, sunken eyes are full of Inappropriate interpretation of the stunning Carrido, a large number of facial...
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Carlito: A bounty, faster than Bullet kill you.
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Gail: That doesn't sound like you.
Carlito: It doesn't? Really?
Gail: You never talked like this before.
Carlito: Never felt like this before. It's a funny thing. This guy, this counselor at Lewisburg... Mr. Seawald, once said to me: Charlie, you run out of steam. You can't sprint all the way. You gotta stop sometime. You can't buck it forever. It catches up to you. It gets you. You don't get reformed... you just run out of wind.
Gail: I'd better go.
