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Kaia 2023-03-04 12:19:39
When will the five parties destroy the...
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Serenity 2023-03-01 04:05:17
Sci-fi coat, then the tuberculosis...
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Helen 2023-02-09 18:23:55
Another apocalyptic fable adapted by Cronenberg. The lengthened luxury cars and the New York City together constitute two spatial fields that gradually decline, decline, and sinister as the scene changes. The gloomy and oppressive atmosphere is getting stronger and stronger, and it also complements the dramatic change of the protagonist from the rich to the brink of bankruptcy. The bizarre atmosphere is also enhanced by the philosophical dialogue and the expressionless model-like performance....
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Rosalee 2023-01-18 18:12:16
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, your face always makes me play, PS God Cronenberg, you have exhausted all the wonderful...
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Devyn 2023-01-14 20:16:12
Depend on. . . . ....
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Kaya 2023-01-14 01:51:09
What the fuck is...
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Rosalind 2023-01-01 23:19:17
It's weird, I just want to give him five stars. Although his story is simple and dialogue, I basically can't understand it, and it's completely two films with the trailer. I actually let Do sit and watch this big boring movie, but he's actually very exciting, but we are too...
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Leann 2022-12-25 18:01:38
You fool, keep fooling. . ....
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Dave 2022-12-19 07:32:00
Inexplicable prostate, I really don't...
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Isaiah 2022-12-17 13:25:34
I admit that I didn't understand it, the dialogue is too much, it's a bit hard to...
Cosmopolis Comments
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Arden 2022-04-28 06:01:02
If this is called nothingness
A metropolis with many high-rise buildings is the most suitable place to show the doomsday complex, and then let the characters in it have a cold and confident face waiting for death, and numbly say some heartless words about finance and technology, and mysticism is also Impressively in the lens....
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Dejah 2022-04-28 06:01:02
Prostate asymmetry causes brain asymmetry?
"Metropolis" tells a story about a genius investor on Wall Street, Parker, whose financial empire was destroyed in one day because of the exchange rate of the RMB, which caused Parker to have hallucinations and embark on an Odyssey-style trip in New York in this delusional state. In the end, I was...
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Elise Shifrin: You were just in Singapore.
Eric Packer: What makes you say that?
Elise Shifrin: I can smell it. Every country in the world has its own distinct odor and yours is of Singapore.
Eric Packer: Then would you kindly relate to me just what Singapore is supposed to smell like?
Elise Shifrin: Fish mostly, and sickeningly sweet air-freshener.
Eric Packer: I was at a fish-market, the one located on 48th street, sandwiched between the used tissue dealership and the asbestos teddy-bear factory.
Elise Shifrin: No, you weren't; you smell specifically of Singaporean fish. I know singaporean fish when I smell them... Dinosaurs.
Eric Packer: They have blueberry pie in Singapore. A uniquely American dish. There's cream in blueberry pie, but it's more often referred to as slurry. Slurry is what cream is called when it's being harbored in pie-crust. I generally prefer to simply refer to it as pie-filling as I find words like slurry to be most unappetizing.
Elise Shifrin: I need a haircut.
Eric Packer: Rats have been used as currency ever since the extinction of the hamster. This is the only explanation for how Jerry Lewis became so well respected in France.
Elise Shifrin: France smells of shower currents.
Eric Packer: I didn't ask you what France smelled like.
Elise Shifrin: Whether or not asked the question is irrelevant as I have already informed you of the answer. There is no way to reverse this. Your best hope for survival is to eliminate the future for only when the future has been eradicated we can ever hope to reincarnate the past as a means of elongating the present. Then, and only then can mankind have the ideal place in which to store his pet rock collection.
Eric Packer: I used to love brown rice.
Elise Shifrin: You have just reminded me; I've yet to start writing the speech I promised Sara Palin.
Eric Packer: Since when were you ever a speech writer?
Elise Shifrin: It started when I was a bluejay still attending kindergarten at Harvard. I tiptoed through the tulips exactly the way Tiny Tim instructed. Latter it would be my misfortune to find out that he never actually write those lyrics. The betrayal is too much to bear and yet I remain emotionless - Haircuts.
Eric Packer: Fuck haircuts! It's the mighty pomegranate that contains much needed antioxidants... Potatoes!
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Eric Packer: This is good. We're like people talking. Isn't this how they talk?
