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everyone's own life
Colleen 2022-03-25 09:01:08
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Jane 2022-04-24 07:01:06
The dreams and memories that kept attacking him were driving him away from the west, haunting him, and terrifying him. I felt warm in being with him. humble life. Dreams and parties are the highlights of the movie.
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Jevon 2022-03-27 09:01:06
SIFF* Studios giant screen. 4.5/5, America is really the kingdom of the media, from TV to signboards, from advertisements to icons, the vision of the future is constantly being produced, as if promising a new life at will, but when money is placed at the core of people's relationships, new There is boundless indifference and calculation behind it, which makes the story of the same world fall into people, very vivid and critical (the bottom is squeezed), and when Hoffman hugs Joe who is wiping his sweat, this gloomy, bizarre , The tragedy of PTSD, had the tenderest moment. What I think of are graduates and taxis, self-confessions to the mirror, the soundtrack is constantly cut from day to night, flashbacks of memory/imagination, the superposition of different cameras at the party, the images seem to create their own rhythm, including from back to back, from curtain to door Powerful clip for X windows. In the end, Buck found bucks, and Ratso created himself, and for a moment, I thought the sound of silence was about to sound. PS Just watched Bresson's pickpocket, and saw the re-enactment of the pickpocket in this one.
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Joe Buck: [singing] I got a telephone call from Jesus, I got him on the line...
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Ratso Rizzo: Where you been? 42nd Street? That's where you been.