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Zodiac
Vita 2022-03-17 09:01:02
David Fincher’s Zodiac, I’m not his fan. The first few letters of the film are as if they were typed out from a printer, so I naturally thought of "The Seven Deadly Sins", which is really consistent in style. The film describes a serial homicide in the United States that has not yet been achieved. There is a lot of information on the Internet, and the directors are happy to remake it. I have seen another director filmed in 2005 on a long-distance bus during the Spring Festival last year. It's just that the IMDB score I saw this time was 8.1, and the version in 2005 was 5.4, which is horrible. In my opinion, David Fincher did not focus on how to solve puzzles and reasoning, but a detailed description of a cartoonist’s obsession with this case. In fact, I prefer to use the term obsession, and the real hero of the case has always been Did not appear. PS: The acting skills of the small broken arm are really good.
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Ryleigh 2022-03-23 09:01:12
Crime is not the point, the point is people.
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Christy 2022-04-23 07:01:10
Fabulous! A long and anxious wait for the truth. The clues of the case are very clear, the characters are quite full, and the two complement each other, slowly spelling out the outline of the whole incident. It has the quality of a documentary without losing the tense rhythm of the film. Real, it's hard to play like the seven deadly sins. A cartoonist, a phone call, a text written in an interview, how can ten years of hard work be covered by a 160-point movie?
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Paul Avery: What do you do for fun?
Robert Graysmith: I love to read.
Paul Avery: Mhmm.
Robert Graysmith: Umm, I enjoy books.
Paul Avery: Those are the same things.
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Robert Graysmith: [arriving to their date] How late am I?
[he knocks over a drink]
Melanie: Just a few minutes really. I just got here myself.
Robert Graysmith: Traffic was bumper to bumper. I was at the gun range.
Melanie: Glynis said you were a cartoonist.
Robert Graysmith: Oh, yeah.
Melanie: What were you doing at the gun range?
Robert Graysmith: Reading.