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Braulio 2022-04-19 09:02:41
Ang Lee's movie angle is very new. Although it is a movie about rock music, it is very interesting and natural to bypass the live online about the rock stage. A wonderful movie, through which we can reflect a lot, such as our current youth culture and the environment we are in, and even compare the current situation of those music festivals that take place around us every year, no matter from the government, organizers, artists, audiences , or the inner state of all of us, do we have a meaningful release? For example, comparing the director, after watching this film, I admire Ang Lee from the bottom of my heart. He is even more free, more open, and more diverse than our Zhang Yimou, those who are firmly seated as masters in China. At least I can see the brilliance of ideals and the vividness of human nature from him. I can't help but wonder Zhang Yimou, Chen Kaige, etc. What are they doing?
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Tremaine 2022-03-21 09:02:55
very nice. It is a reductive presentation of the hippie movement in the late 1960s. The scenes are amazing, funny, absurd, but full of energy, which makes people yearn for endlessly. But in the end, there are certain routines that cannot be escaped. It is not necessary to combine cultural discussions with family and dreams. It brings the whole film down to a level, which can only be said to be dwarfed by "Nashville". The light is exquisite, but a little deliberate. The actors are as clever as ghosts.
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Beth 2022-03-15 09:01:06
A three-day quiet and peaceful rock music festival created by a child. As you might expect, the director is calm and the film is still a slow-moving film.
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[Elliot finds his father pouring a jug into the freshly-filled swimming pool]
Elliot Tiber: Dad, that's bleach for the laundry.
Jake Teichberg: It kills the germs. What's the difference?
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[the Chamber of Commerce discussing tourism ideas]
Frank: Well, okay. We got a lot of dairy farms around here, right? And a fair number of bulls. Okay, you've all heard of the running of the bulls in that town in Spain, Pampoona.
Elliot Tiber: Pamplona.
Frank: Well, no one's doing one in the Catskills. Seems to be a big draw over there.
Annie: It would be very amusing to see all those Jews from Levitsky's summer colony, you know, the ones with the black top hats and the curls, running for their lives chased by our local livestock. Wouldn't that be a wonderful sight!