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Bernadette 2022-05-21 19:35:00
1. It's Beethoven again, cruel and desperate things always love Beethoven's music, such as elephants, mahjong...; 2. The ending is a good explanation of the meaning of the labyrinth, starting from the debut of the blood labyrinth, and finally Metaphysical; 3. Coen's out-of-control theme is the least out-of-control one. More deprivation of the appearance of out-of-control points directly to the absurd nature, using black and white images and classical music to create a soothing and calm...
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Angela 2022-05-21 17:29:05
Masterpiece, it's worth seeing...
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Tremaine 2022-05-21 17:04:34
The first work I saw by the Coen brothers was "Old Nowhere". I completely fell in love with this work at the time. From then on, I thought I liked the works and styles of the Coen brothers. Until now, I look back. It turns out that I only like " "The Old Nowhere" and "Drunk Country Folk Songs", nothing more. This picture is...
The Man Who Wasn't There Comments
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Brice 2022-09-26 02:47:16
anti-traditional genre narrative
Begin to understand the reason why the Coen brothers have been pushed to the altar step by step in the history of modern film. As a fan of PTA, it has been regrettable for a long time that "No Country for Old Men" upset "There Will Be Blood" in 2008 and won the Oscar for best picture that year. The...
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Ashtyn 2022-09-25 01:36:09
Good to see, can't tell why
Old-fashioned black and white style, the male protagonist is taciturn, basically speaking from his heart, plus always holding a cigarette in his mouth, his expressionless face, the chattering brother-in-law, the liar businessman with exaggerated expressions in his eyes, the quiet Ruo Xiaojiabiyu,...
The Man Who Wasn't There quotes
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Ann Nirdlinger: Knowledge can be a curse.
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[Tolliver loosens his tie suggestively]
Ed Crane: Was that a pass?
Creighton Tolliver: Maybe.
Ed Crane: Well you're out of line, mister... way out of line.
Director: Joel Coen
Language: English,Italian,French Release date: November 16, 2001