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Alana 2022-01-29 08:06:06
Leone's film rhythm is always addicting, not to mention Morricone's soundtrack. The opening title quotes Lao Mao's words: "Revolution is not a dinner party, an essay, or a painting or embroidery. It cannot be so elegant, unhurried, civilized, gentle and courteous. A revolution is a riot, a violent action by one class to overthrow another." I think Rod Steiger looks like Eli Wallach in the...
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Ivy 2022-01-29 08:06:06
Magnificent atmosphere, like a...
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Ettie 2022-01-29 08:06:06
Leone scolded the rightists and the leftists, but the result is: my grandma doesn't love my...
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Xzavier 2022-01-29 08:06:06
It seemed that I always stared at Leone's NB style, and now I noticed that the old guy's narrative ability is also good. Just a few flashbacks without a trace of dialogue can explain Cobain's previous experience clearly, and the amount of information is more complete every time, and the emotional substitution is stronger every time. The bank section is also a highlight section, as usual, there is no dialogue, but the dramatic effect is...
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Cristina 2022-03-24 09:03:36
Revolution is not a dinner party
It started with a quote from Chairman Mao: Revolution is not a dinner party. . During the retreat and resistance, Juan's family was killed by soldiers. John rescued him when he was caught and shot in revenge, and then hid on the train to America, where the army was ambushed by the guerrillas, and...
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Carmel 2022-03-22 09:02:50
Close-up of the suspenseful director
I have to say that Leone really has a very personal style. A lot of close-up shots are used in "Revolutionary Past", especially the scene in the opening and opening carriage, which is simply a genius design.
The first shot of the film is a close-up of peeingThe opening of the film is a close-up shot...
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Juan Miranda: You've come here to join the Revolution?
John H. Mallory: No. No, one was enough for me.
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Dr. Villega: I see. You've already judged and condemned me.
[John doesn't answer]
Dr. Villega: That's why you've brought me with you. To kill me. It's easy to judge. Have you ever been tortured? Are you sure you wouldn't talk? I was sure. And yet I talked. Some men died because of me. What should I do? Kill myself? Why? The dead remain dead but me, I have not changed. I still believe in the same things. I can continue to serve the cause!
John H. Mallory: Shut up, Villega! Shut up, for Christ's sake.
Director: Sergio Leone
Language: English,Italian,Spanish Release date: July 7, 1972