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Pascale 2022-04-20 09:02:25
Intense... 1931's aging special effects makeup is very...
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Raphaelle 2022-04-20 09:02:25
At the beginning, this scene was considered a big production, with western development, all kinds of political correctness, and adventurous spirit. Halfway through the performance, the perspective slowly shifted from the male protagonist to the female...
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Trevion 2022-04-20 09:02:25
Full English subtitles, only understand 80%. The hero of the story is indeed the embodiment of the hero. Tall and handsome, good marksmanship, courageous and resourceful, and eloquent, he is a lawyer and the editor-in-chief of a newspaper. Loving your wife, the most important point is that you advocate freedom and have an adventurous spirit in your bones. You have to go out and wander every few years, and you can't stay in the same place for more than five years. As a governor, he saved the...
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Vilma 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The 4th Academy Awards (1931) Best Picture Best Director (Nominated) Wesley Ruggles Best Actor (Nominated) Richard Dix Best Actress (Nominated) Erin Dunn, Best Adapted Screenplay, Howard Estabrook, Best Cinematography (Nominated), Edward Kron Yeager, Best Art Direction, Max...
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Sarina 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The protagonist Yancey reminds me of old Buendia in One Hundred Years of Solitude, who are full of trailblazers. There is a good line in the film: "The world is built by people like him, and people like me can only live on it." Indeed, without these pioneers, human beings may never progress. There is also a shocking scene: in the shootout, the little black servant took the initiative to save the master's child, but was shot and died. After the shootout, the child returned to his mother's arms,...
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Summer 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The first Western to win an Oscar for Best Picture, a trailblazer of sheer integrity. #4th Academy Award for Best...
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Carmel 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The first Western film to win an Oscar, but it is now considered by many to be a watery Oscar...
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Alex 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The first half of the film is really interesting. The story of young people looking forward to the development of the American West seems to be full of interest, but then the film has changed. The part of the church is boring and distracted. The later narrative is more sloppy, and basically none of the hero's deeds are particularly well told. It gives the impression that the time has passed suddenly for many years, and the hero suddenly left, came back and left again. It's weird, only the...
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Alta 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The first hour was a little dull, and the second hour was the return of the king after Yancey disappeared for five years. There was a court scene defending Dixie Lee, speaking up for the Indians, and finally disappearing and dying in a mine for a few years. In order to tell decades of history in two hours, the pacing of the second half is not very...
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Aletha 2022-04-20 09:02:25
2.5. Oscar's first Western BP. Compared with the chivalrous cowboy image and the eulogized personal heroism created by traditional western films, this film has made great innovations. The script spanned 40 years and staged a true portrayal of the changing times in a two-hour capacity. From the development of the West to the exploitation of oil mines, from black people to Indians, a series of iconic events were skillfully combined into the main line of the plot. Going forward, the film has a...
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Kirsten 2022-01-21 08:02:14
The greatest enemy of revolution is success
Reading the book today, I found this sentence very interesting: The greatest enemy of a revolution is its success. This is the Internet. A person who follows a revolutionary trend of thought (whether he is a grassroots hero or a cyber hero), once he is cultivated, he will be transformed into the...
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Aletha 2022-01-21 08:02:14
Always a long time
Content retelling
This movie tells the story of a hero. Yancey and his wife Sabra disregarded the opposition of their family members and took their children away from the privileged family. They went to Osage, which was still a barren land at the time, and founded a newspaper that honors...
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Sabra Cravat: Did you have to kill him?
Yancy Cravat: No, I could have let him kill me.
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Sabra Cravat: Do you feel nervous about your sermon, dear?
Yancy Cravat: I'd rather plead to a Texas jury than preach to this gang.