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On the necessary side dishes to become a famous director - a hodgepodge
Emmanuelle 2022-04-22 07:01:19
★7.0 "Indestructible": A Japanese perverted officer's appearance is so high, is this really good? At first, I thought I was watching "Once Upon a Time in America"; with the extension of the plot and the director's tireless editing and switching, I instantly traveled to "Forrest Gump"; the scene of the air battle, the "Sneak Attack on Pearl Harbor" was looming and looming; drifting at sea This paragraph is obviously a tribute to "Young Pi"; the intense concentration camp scene seems to be "The Shawshank Redemption". When it comes to 'forgiveness', it is perfunctory with a few lines of subtitles and a few narrations. So the question arises: Is it because of the poor script of the Coen brothers or the skill of director Julie? What is indestructible? It's full of bullshit preaching and stomach-churning chicken soup for the soul. Anyway, a few years later, the film left me with the impression that only Louis carried the wood and killed the 'concentration camp's first supermodel' with his eyes - the scene of Watanabe, full of grooves but shocking!
Extended Reading
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Watanabe: [a prisoner hits Louis] Harder!
Watanabe: [another prisoner hits Louis] HARDER!
Louis Zamperini: [yelling] HIT ME!
[another prisoner hits Louis again]
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Older Pete: If you can take it, you can make it.