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Bonnie 2023-09-13 20:40:35
The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very interesting, and the ending is a little idealized, a movie I watched a long time...
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Freddie 2023-08-06 03:29:13
It's comedy, it's comedy, it's...
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Nella 2023-07-29 16:57:54
Bruce Willis' Brave 16th...
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Bertha 2023-07-24 02:06:08
The old man has also made movies that are so bad that they can't be scrutinized with the thinking of earth people,...
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Ressie 2023-06-03 10:48:40
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Constantin 2023-05-21 15:06:58
In 1976, Eastwood grabbed Locke, annoyed the DGA, and came up with the Eastwood Rule. This is their first movie after this, and there is still a bit of affection in the end. At this time, the 47-year-old Clint also showed a rare youthful madness and high-spiritedness, and the brilliance on his face was invincible. It was the first time I saw him in a movie that his legs were so painful that he couldn't straighten...
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Jedidiah 2023-05-21 11:05:13
It's okay, remember that the woman took the initiative to dedicate herself to distract the opponent's attention, and the green light suddenly appeared on her back, a few...
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Treva 2023-05-15 14:12:22
There are two unforgettable scenes in this film: a group of police officers surrounded a wooden house and shot frantically until the house collapsed; more police officers stood on both sides of the street and surrounded Dongmu's bus frantically shooting (why didn't they hit the wheels?) . The director borrowed the style of Parkin's method, the editing is broken, the gunshots are dense, very hysterical and very neurotic, but also unique. The main line is very ridiculous. Police Dongmu was sent...
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Harley 2023-05-12 12:44:50
Resource Name: Iron Gloves. Smart woman, college-educated prostitute, clear thinking and logical. I rarely see a movie starring Sondra Locke. The big scene of the gunfight, the bullet marks are real, and the gunfire is...
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Marietta 2023-04-08 16:44:13
Hollywood movies of the 70's. Clint Eastwood. The experiment explored its own screen image. The revered genre and the neat and efficient editing style evoke the steady demure of classical studio films. no...
The Gauntlet Comments
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Shyanne 2022-10-16 22:50:41
8000 bullets shot at him!
The police and gangster film "Gauntlet" (1977), directed and starred by Dongmu, is rarely mentioned, but it is actually a typical 70'-style drama.
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Ben Shockley: [at loggerheads with her as usual] Shut up.
Gus Mally: Never seen a cop feeling sorry for himself before. Mind if I watch?
Ben Shockley: For 2c and a stick of gum, I'd kick the shit out of you.
Gus Mally: Oh, whatever gets you off, butch.
Ben Shockley: After I was through, where would I leave the $20?
Gus Mally: I don't want your money, Shockley. I love you for your mind.
Ben Shockley: [slaps her brutally, gets kicked securely right between his legs, gasping, lunging at her] You son of - -
[she yelps, darts off]
Gus Mally: [coming back while he is bent over forward] Sorry. Just had to jog your thinking.
[while he's still recovering:]
Gus Mally: You're a loser, Shockley. I'm splitting.
[he pulls the gun on her]
Gus Mally: You wouldn't shoot a woman in the back, would you? How would that look on your stinking record?
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Ben Shockley: Now I get the big case and I'm picked to go down with it.
Gus Mally: You don't have to. Neither of us does. Nobody is forcing you to go back to Phoenix. Look, we could go to Canada or Mexico. Anywhere!
Ben Shockley: [sarcastically] Sure. And live like kings.
Gus Mally: I've got some money. Look, I've got my checkbook. $5000 back in Vegas.
Ben Shockley: And when that runs out?
Gus Mally: Look, let's then take the money and buy a pickup truck. An old sedan, or something unobtrusive, for God's sake. We'll take the back roads, we'll turn ourselves in to some precinct station. Anything but City Hall! We'll ask for protective custody. Talk to the D.A.
Ben Shockley: That's exactly what I want you to do.
Gus Mally: Well, what about you?
Ben Shockley: Me, I am going in.
Gus Mally: Why?
Ben Shockley: We both know why Blakelock picked me for the job. I'm gonna prove he's wrong.
Gus Mally: Then I'm going with you.
Ben Shockley: Uh-uh. You're not my prisoner anymore. You can go wherever you want. You get your money, you can take off. This is strictly between me and Blakelock.
Gus Mally: Look, you said yourself you didn't think the whole thing would work.
Ben Shockley: At least someone'll know I tried.
Gus Mally: Who, Blakelock?
Ben Shockley: No, me.
