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Dee 2023-08-10 18:30:18
When I look at the horse, I...
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Ryley 2023-07-20 05:02:30
Sherlock is bullied, and Antonio and Basnio have an...
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Luisa 2023-06-29 02:17:43
Uh... It turns out that Ralph Fiennes is Joseph Fiennes' brother, I just found out today. Watching this film is definitely aimed at Al Pacino. I don't like this kind of dramatic film very much. Of course, it is really difficult to adapt Shakespeare's...
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Brendon 2023-05-13 12:08:48
Sherlock's daughter is disgusting, stole Dad's money and eloped with Little White Face, and then spent it all over the place; adding fuel to the fire of Sherlock and Antonio's...
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Derrick 2023-05-02 18:04:58
The original book was only read when I was a child, and I probably only remembered the ending of the plot, so I watched it with anticipation, but unexpectedly, I vomited blood. Diaosi borrows money to pretend B is chasing Bai Fumei; people who borrow money have no money but they have to borrow money from loan sharks; a girl elopes with her father's money in a spring; Bai Fumei turns into Hua Mulan; old man! TND, what a weird plot! childish! narrow! Shakespeare, Shakespeare, brother is really...
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Alivia 2023-03-27 03:55:56
Al Pacino's Shylock is...
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Hilton 2023-03-14 21:51:52
I haven't read the original book, just from this movie, it seems that Sherlock is a tragic character~ The relationship between Antonio and Bassanio is also very ambiguous! And Portia is not beautiful enough~ ps: Lao Pa is really a drama!...
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Brown 2023-02-07 23:14:15
Why do I start to think that Sherlock is the real victim. He just wants to get his anger back. It's just kind of...
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Harmon 2023-01-09 01:44:03
A marriage that is imprisoned by three boxes is a shackle that cannot be broken by intelligence and calmness; a seemingly noble love is ultimately for money; a merciful forgiveness of sins is the severest punishment; a faith that lasts forever, finally defeated by false...
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Krystal 2022-12-24 11:33:09
Why is Al Pacino always talking with his eyes wide open? He looks so...
The Merchant of Venice Comments
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Margarete 2022-01-10 08:01:09
Radford overcorrected
It is rare to see Shakespeare's dramas that are both good and bad. Al Pacino's performance is definitely five-star, which shows that at least the director has worked hard to correct the old-fashioned understanding of this Shakespeare play, and it has been quite successful. But in turn, the other...
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Margarita 2022-04-20 09:02:10
The feelings of the Merchant of Venice
When someone said to Sherlock that even if Antonio didn't pay back, you wouldn't cut his flesh, would you? What impressed me most about Sherlock's answer was this passage: "Do Jews have no eyes? Do Jews have no hands? No organs, no height? No senses, feelings, and passions? Don't eat the same food?...
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Antonio: Who's there?
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Venetian Prostitute: The Jew! Hey! Take some pleasure with us! Taste my Christian flesh!
Director: Michael Radford
Language: English,Italian,Arabic Release date: February 18, 2005