When we talked about those times

Jayme 2022-12-29 02:50:25

As a semi-autobiographical movie of action martial arts star, the whole film is not as amazing as the four. As the film said, he is very easy-going, he is an ordinary person, but the plain behind reveals sadness and loneliness.

The film uses a multi-angle narrative approach, with distinctive characters and different characters, and the style of painting is also quite European. The style of painting is also quite European. The self-deprecating monologue in the middle is commendable and very real, and the most authentic ones are often the most shocking. Popular.

When JCVD ​​can no longer perform perfect karate moves at the end, we have to sigh that the years have passed and the good years are no longer. After experiencing the prosperous world, perhaps he has seen through the hypocrisy and desertedness, and understood everything. It's just a passing moment. Despite the wind and rain, at least, compared to those who have never left a place, he fought for his childhood ideals and finally succeeded. During that time, he was the pride of Belgium and he was dazzling. The Hollywood star, and all of this was obtained after he experienced all kinds of hardships, perhaps this will also be the only comfort in his heart, I hope he has found peace of mind in his heart.

The interpretation of violence and death was the value advocated in the movies he made in his life, but this time, he told us in gentle words: in the hardest days, time still passes mercilessly; in the hardest days, points Seconds will always pass.

Finally, add a star to JCVD's "One Word Horse" short film!

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Extended Reading

JCVD quotes

  • JCVD: [out of breath] It's very difficult for me to do everything in one shot, you know? I'm 47 years old!

  • JCVD: Once in the film "Hard Target", I took a shot from a blank. It took salts to reanimate me.

    Arthur: "Hard Target"! John Woo! What an ass!

    JCVD: Don't say that!

    Arthur: C'mon, Jean-Claude, wait a sec!

    [to the hostages, referring to Van Damme]

    Arthur: He's the one who brought him to the US. Without him, he'd still be filming pigeons in Hong Kong!

    [to Van Damme]

    Arthur: And then what? He drops you!

    JCVD: At least, he did "Face/Off".

    Arthur: So what? He could've picked you!

    JCVD: Yeah... yeah.

    Arthur: On the other hand, when you see "Windtalkers", there's a justice... Got any new projects?

    JCVD: Not for now.

    Arthur: I saw a thing on the web, what's it called? P-P-Pu-Plur...

    JCVD: Purple. "Purple Amulet".

    Arthur: What about it?

    JCVD: Steven Seagal got the part.

    Arthur: What?

    JCVD: Steven Seagal got the part.

    Arthur: Steven Seagal? You're ten times better!

    JCVD: Well, he cut off his couette.

    Arthur: His what?

    JCVD: His couette. His ponytail. For the first time!

    Arthur: Oh, I see... That's a tough one...