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Patsy 2022-02-02 08:08:15
Dilemma
"Funny Girl" steals a lot from this. Compared with the 37th edition, the longer duration makes the characters fuller, but it is inevitably lengthy, and the number of songs is not much relative to this volume, but there are still a few "unnecessary" (even this is also learned by "Funny Girl". past)....
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Maddison 2022-03-21 09:03:25
I just wanted to take another look at you
Watched it twice. I feel a little bored when I see it in the middle. The interspersed musicals, as well as the lines of the whole film, make people feel very typical Hollywood haha.
Personally, I feel that the whole film is relatively flat. But I have a question, that pianist Danny (it seems to be...
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Bertram 2022-04-22 07:01:55
don't like this movie
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Rosetta 2022-04-22 07:01:55
The story of La La Land feels a bit like this one, but this one has a lot more depth. The heroine turned out to be Judy Garland. She didn't recognize her at all, and her personal experience was quite similar to this movie.
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Esther Blodgett: I-I uh--
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[leads her into a kitchen]
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[realizes that the sound of clanging dishes is intolerable and they depart for the outside]
Norman Maine: There are certain pleasures you get, little-little jabs of pleasure when a swordfish take a hook, or-or when you see a great fighter get in right for the kill, see?
[Esther still looks confused]
Norman Maine: You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you?
Esther Blodgett: No, not yet. Why don't you try bullfights?
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Norman Maine: Yes.
