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Felipe 2023-04-09 07:43:56
@2021 British Masters Exhibition. I didn't get the field journal again, hey... The one I liked and surprised the most among the several film festivals I watched. I have never been to Vienna, but I have never seen such a Vienna in other works. The wonderful space, shuttles through the ruins, and even extends to the sky and the ground. It reminds me of Rome in Fellini's film, but the dark sewers here are endless. End, the soundtrack is very Nino Rota. The richness of film elements is...
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Gayle 2023-03-25 01:16:52
Century Shanghai. As far as the viewing environment is concerned, it is the most uncomfortable one at SIFF this year. But this third person's beautiful rhythm and sexy musical composition is totally worth the price. Lighting is also...
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Winston 2023-03-21 07:42:32
It is a suspenseful masterpiece that does not rely on editing and dazzling skills, but only relies on the story to advance. The setting of suspense points is simply admirable, the texture of black and white light and shadow is amazing, the appearance of a citizen and the sewer chase scene are...
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Verda 2023-03-09 04:43:43
Although it is old, it is very good in all aspects. The soundtrack is especially interesting. Although it is a crime film, there are many highlights of British...
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Daniella 2023-02-28 19:27:10
The third person forever, he had two funerals. For the first time, I felt that black and white films can be shot so beautifully, and the scenery and lighting scheduling are...
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Lucinda 2023-02-17 15:29:33
BFI 100 first place? The other two of the top three are more in my heart by comparison. If the ranking is according to my meaning, it should be Lawrence of Arabia, Hate to meet you, and the third person. The lighting and editing of the shots are excellent, the soundtrack is also good, and the ending is beautiful. Maybe the films of later generations have borrowed too much from it, resulting in aesthetic numbness when...
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Benjamin 2023-02-04 08:39:22
When Orson Welles came on, I was like "wow", one of the best noir films. The pursuit of the underground is a classic. He received the final verdict in the underground of civilization, where the filth...
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Kristofer 2023-01-28 22:26:50
Looking for the truth all the way, but in the dilapidated ruins, I saw a mysterious figure. I have been tracking down the clues, but in the flowers and tears, I found a feeling of being let down. The friendship of the past has vanished, and only iron evidence remains. Yesterday's old friends are not what they used to be, and only the souls of the dead survive. The black and white interlaced endless night, the bizarre and lonely journey, the truth finally flows into the urban labyrinth along...
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Leonard 2023-01-27 04:33:44
In fact, to be honest, this story is really boring, I want to fall asleep watching it, and the oblique composition and expressionist lighting are too deliberate. Anyway, I feel that the form is more than the content. But the final sewer chase and Orson Welles' performance were really powerful and shocking. Wells should really do a good job of acting. I can't say how good he is. When he just stands there and smiles, he is full of charm. This kind of aura is probably...
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Chasity 2023-01-04 00:49:10
"The Wasteland" doesn't provide a sloping and crumbling house, a super rhythm, a dark and chaotic world... TSElliot was only inspired by an experience of an Antarctic expedition and questioned "Who is the third person who always walks by your side?"...
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Nadia 2022-10-02 08:48:22
Begins with a funeral and ends with a funeral
It begins with a funeral and ends with a funeral. The two in-car viewpoint shots from the same angle lead to two different roads. The first sight is full of yearning for a marriage, but the latter one has become a stranger. The long shot of the desolate street, the male protagonist leaning on the...
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Mae 2022-09-13 00:34:22
third person
This film, based on a short story by Graham Green (who also wrote "The Quiet American" I watched two days ago), has a high status in film history, especially in British film history. He won the Palme d'Or for Best Film at the 3rd Cannes Film Festival and the Best British Film at the 3rd BAFTA. What...
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Holly Martins: Did you ever hear of "The Lone Rider of Santa Fe"?
Maj. Calloway: Can't say that l have.
Holly Martins: "Death at Double-X Ranch"? Uh, "Raunch".
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Holly Martins: Did you ever read a book of mine called, "The Lone Rider of Santa Fe"?
Sgt. Paine: No, not that one, sir.
Holly Martins: lt's a story about a man who hunted down a sheriff who was victimizing his best friend.
Crabbin: Seems exciting.
Holly Martins: lt is! l'm gunning just the same way for your Major Callaghan.
Sgt. Paine: Sounds anti-British, sir.