regarded as "Triumph of the Will" and later this racist superstar idol was destroyed.
Norton took a bath (if it's a bit far-fetched, is to be baptized again?) After he got out of the bath, he saw the body with Nazi totem tattoos in the mirror, and his eyes were full of sentimentality.
He covered the swastika on his left chest with his right hand.
This action is the action of Americans listening to the national anthem, and it should mean full of loyalty.
But here it means "I want to cover my impulsive stupid past"
I think this action is really awesome!
The director is Tony Kaye, and the one who later filmed "Transcendence" seems to like to discuss American racial issues (but he is British) and campus bullying.
The other similarity... is a slight chatter?
Norton got out of jail and got out of the gang too easily...the unresolved screenwriting problem.
In addition...
Finally... the brothers are so handsome... One is weak, the other is handsome T >.<~~ My brother named Edward Furlong will be too handicapped in the future...
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