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What does it feel like to wear too much simulation and then wear the original?
Annette 2021-10-13 13:07:19
With face blindness, I am really tired of watching such a bunch of characters, the narrative is messy, and the shivering film. Preconceivedness really kills people. After watching a bunch of similarly narrative domestic films such as "Crazy Stone", "Crazy Racer", "No Man's Land", etc., and then look back at the pioneering works of such films, it is actually unexpected. I can't bring up interest, and I have a deep sense of boredom. It's probably like wearing high imitation shoes. When I really put on authentic products, I don't have that kind of satisfaction.
Extended Reading
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Chadrick 2022-03-22 09:01:03
Black humor, very attractive plot, wonderful, classic
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Therese 2022-03-23 09:01:04
"Two Smoking Guns": The object of imitation of the narrative structure of "Crazy Stone" and "Crazy Racing"? —— 2021.09.12: Another movie that I was expecting to be revisited on the big screen of the archive like "Fight Club", but in the end it was reviewed on the small screen of the computer like "Guessing the Train". I haven't watched it again after ten years, and now I have forgotten a lot of the storyline, so I feel like watching the movie for the first time with a little understanding of the plot. At first the foreshadowing was a bit boring, and the subsequent character clues gradually correlated and it became more and more interesting. The interlocking climax of several groups of people fighting was really wonderful (and I still have an impression of the passage), and the final ending is also full of fun. . After the second brush, although the goodwill of the film has been improved like "Pulp Fiction", such violent and cruel crime stories still limit my personal love.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels quotes
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Soap: [Looks through bag with £500,000 Eddy brought back] What is going on?
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Winston: He's the one we shot in the neck.
[Referring to Plank]
Rory Breaker: Is that right, Mr. Botanical?