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Lelah 2023-03-12 21:25:11
This film can be called a textbook on the use of lenses, and the shooting techniques are fancy and smooth. The amazing 12-minute long shot at the opening is a classic in film...
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Angelica 2023-01-30 07:18:58
8.1 Hyun cry, okay, long shots, repetitive flashbacks, split-screen narrative, videoism, DePalma's films are as engaging as ever, and this time the soundtrack is still taught love...
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Theodore 2023-01-27 07:52:10
It doesn't matter, just look at Cage one more...
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Jordy 2023-01-26 06:24:46
Three and a half. . A decent, slightly suspenseful Hollywood movie. The only thing that really shines is the long...
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Dolores 2022-12-15 12:18:47
The long lens is really long and stunning. . The Cage-style American police officer looks full of personality but is actually very face-to-face. . Story, 1998,...
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Zella 2022-12-12 04:04:53
If I like the male protagonist, the others are okay, right? It's not...
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Chadrick 2022-12-07 17:05:45
DePalma technology streaming film. The plot is a second-rate suspense film, and the techniques are all De Palma's signature dazzling skills, which are beautiful but superficial. My personal guess is that after this film was badly criticized by many critics, DePalma later filmed "Black Dahlia", and the comments criticized him again, saying that it was too complicated to understand. I really feel sorry for...
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Vita 2022-12-03 05:05:57
If I like the male protagonist, the others are okay, right? It's not...
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Nichole 2022-11-13 09:10:42
The entire long shot of the first 13 minutes brings out the spatial relationship and the passage of events, but the real scene is restored through other perspectives edited later, which happens to show that the objectivity of the seamless long shot in time and space is doubtful. At the same time, this back-to-back perspective switching adds to the sense of gameplay in judging the sender of the perspective. In the setting, Julia's glasses were smashed and her perspective was blurred, which made...
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Wava 2022-11-03 13:29:35
I feel that the whole film is the scene of the boxing match, remember the ring that was put in the wall at the...
Snake Eyes Comments
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Icie 2022-07-29 20:28:18
Snake eye
This is a 1998 movie starring Nicholas Cage. There are a lot of long shots in the movie, which is pretty good in terms of shooting techniques, but it feels less interesting in the narrative. The multi-person narrative technique is present in many movies, but it is not particularly eye-catching in...
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Newell 2022-07-29 22:04:07
Snake eye
After watching it, it feels like an ordinary movie.
From various overhead shots and camera transfers, it is indeed a good movie, but the character narrative is a little weaker. It feels that the male protagonist’s lack of performance is particularly obvious, and the plot is a bit thin and it is also...
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Commander Kevin Dunne: [after Rick is pummeled by Tyler] Sounds like three broken ribs to me. What is this? A heroic stand? You're the wrong guy for it, Rick. You'll be all alone in the spotlight. And guys like you can't stand up to that light. You'll burn up under it. The press starts looking for dirt on you, and they will, it will be a mudslide. Forget about your job, your sweet life in Margate. Start thinking about jail! Your girlfriend will be gone, too, at the first sign of trouble but not before she has a little chat with Angela so say goodbye to your wife too! Twice a month with Michael won't be so bad, if you can get him to spend the night in your shitty apartment! You will lose it all, my friend! Everything! And your whole connected life will fall the hell apart. Is that what you want? All you have to do is be consistent for God's sake. Do what you always do, take the money! You want to be a hero? You want to do something for your country? Then tell me where the girl is!
[Rick, bruised and bleeding, smiles and spits blood onto Dunne's medals. Dunne glares at him for a moment then punches him, knocking him out]
Commander Kevin Dunne: If it was anybody but me, you'd be dead.
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Rick Santoro: You know they say, back two, three hundred years ago, pirates put phony lighthouses right out by those big rocks, right out there. Ships would set a course by the lights, crash on the rocks; then everybody'd go out and rob 'em blind. Only one thing's changed since then: lights are brighter.
