Little Caesar Comments

  • Angelica 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    This is the first time I watched a gangster film in the 1930s. This should be regarded as one of the earliest. The historical and cultural significance will not be repeated. The limitations are mainly reflected in two points: there are still a lot of overt or covert elements of moral criticism. The length is too short and the rhythm is too fast, so that the plot does not really unfold, and the characters are not full. Edward G. Robinson's aura supports the whole...

  • Wellington 2022-03-14 14:12:31

    1. The 1931 gangster film actually involves homosexual innuendo; 2. The gangster characters are still American individualistic heroes who struggle with independence and the environment; 3. The end credits praise the Virgin before dying, reflecting Hollywood's compromise with Catholic audiences and traditional morals. This moral compromise is almost absent in Howard Hawks'...

  • Lindsay 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    6/10. As the pioneering work of the genre, the description of the psychological desires of gangsters can be described as far-reaching, such as the symbol of desire for power/wealth. Rick, who has just entered the industry, shows envy to the boss's exquisite costumes and diamond bracelets, and pulls a gun on impulse. The Rick later stepped into the high-level, and he also dressed up in front of the mirror and showed off his jewelry to others. For example, for the underworld, emotion is the soft...

  • Dayana 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    The old god Leroy's lines exploded the sky, the master's performance, the classic mischief, the beautification of criminals, the grandfather of all gangster...

  • Duncan 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    The script is good, and the filming is quite satisfactory. tough, hard-hitting gritty...

  • Darwin 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    Early noir film plot is very...

  • Terrence 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    Although the volume is small, the narrative density is quite high, laying the basic model of gangster films, brotherhood and the intervention of a woman; the killer also has elementary school classmates, and the ruthless boss also has weaknesses, "This is the price I like a man too much"—— Implicitly homosexual...

  • Modesto 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    210412 Supplement: The character of Douglas Fair Punk is based on Raft? ? ? Raft, which gangster do you really have an affair with

  • Gloria 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    The gangster boss in the Hollywood genre movie gangster film began to walk in a trench coat nearly a hundred years ago. The little brother in "The Color of Heroes", Mike in "Once Upon a Time in America", and the big brother Sandino in "The Godfather" can be said to all It evolved from "Little Caesar". The little Caesar in the film has an almost basic relationship with Joe. It can be seen that the friendship between men is the most important content of gangster films from the beginning. In...

  • Chadd 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    The ancestor of robber films. The shooting in front of the church (Xiaofan said at the time that the scene can be bigger, I think it may be a technical limitation), shooting, posters. In this relatively simple film without camera movement, the camera sound and picture of joe eavesdropping on a phone call through the corridor creates an interesting space. The clips are really rough. Little Caesar is the most simple-minded gang leader in history, right? Is he the first person to control the...

Extended Reading
  • Thomas 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    little caesar

    The 1930 gangster film Little Caesar. In the early days of sound films, recording equipment and cameras were both cumbersome, with little camera movement, only panning shots and a small amount of tracking (because there was a large box to hide the camera to cover its noise, and it was not easy to...

  • Clara 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    the director said

    The history of American gangster or crime films can be traced back to Griffith's time. His 1913 film "The Swordsman of the Poor Lane" is considered the first gangster film in American cinema. Later, Sternberg's "Underworld" can be said to be an earlier depiction of the gangster career that appeared...

Little Caesar quotes

  • Sam Vettori: I guess you're good with a rod too?

    Caesar Enrico Bandello: Quick with it! That's what I am and sure.

    Sam Vettori: Well, that don't go around here. That's old stuff. This ain't the sticks.

    Caesar Enrico Bandello: Yeah, I get you.

  • Sam Vettori: All right. You stick around. But, remember, I'm the boss! And I give all the orders. And when we split, we split *my* way. - And no squawks. You get me?

    Caesar Enrico Bandello: Yeah, sure, Mr. Vettori.

Little Caesar

Director: Mervyn LeRoy

Language: English Release date: January 25, 1931