Afterthought

Kole 2022-02-07 14:09:14

After watching the movie, I feel that it is such a small cost, and the special effects naturally cannot be too demanding. It is already very good to be able to create such a dark and illusory city. Carpenter's own soundtrack is in line with the weird keynote of the film, and should be of the highest standard in his soundtrack works. In addition, considering the future of the film, and compared with the performances of other actors, Ernest Borgnine's old-school performance style is really a bit awkward. This is the only weak link on the cast of the film. There is a game called Metal Gear in the play station. I think this is the best game so far in human history. And the original character of the protagonist in it is in this movie. But few people who play this game seem to know...

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Extended Reading
  • Madilyn 2022-02-07 14:09:14

    It is nonsense to say that the wasteland style and the post-apocalyptic (Apocalypse) are based on disorder. The basis of this kind of work stems from the audience’s reaction to the “reality” outside the play. This kind of behavior (beating, killing, sex, madness) is projected to relieve the pressure of the audience; The story of preface and behavior is reasonable, but these reverse sequences have constructed a set of super-order worldviews that are no less orderly than reality (often directly based on the history of natural history) for self-justification. "Rick and Morty" S302 is the best example.

  • Garnet 2022-03-16 09:01:03

    The film's status in the history of games should be higher than the history of movies... Not only did the prototype of the classic game character Snake appear, but it also had a profound impact on the mission design of future games. The shadow of this movie (four-person team and weapon, vehicle design) can also be seen in the fighting games of the blowout in the following years. Always guessing when Uncle Snake drilled the box... but didn't drill.

Escape from New York quotes

  • President: [fires machine gun at the Duke] Ayy! Number Onnee! You're the Duke! You're the Duke!

    [stops firing]

    President: You're the... Duke.

    [quietly]

    President: You're... A-number one.

  • Cabbie: Brain? Brain, I brought somebody to see you.

    Snake Plissken: [recognizes Brain] Harold Helman...

    Brain: Snake?

    Maggie: [curious] Harold?

    Snake Plissken: How you been, Harold? It's been a long time.

    Maggie: You never told me you knew Snake Plissken, Brain.

    Cabbie: Isn't that great? Hey, Brain, I could use some gas if you could spare some.

    Snake Plissken: I'm glad you remember me. Yeah, a man should remember his past. Kansas City, four years ago, you ran out on me... You left me sittin' there.

    Brain: You were late.

    Snake Plissken: [bitterly] We were buddies, Harold. You, me, and Fresno Bob. You know what they did to Bob, huh?