Without him, the template of the genre, the audience quickly binds themselves and the fate of the protagonist. Bale once again showed his skinny figure in his movie.
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A steak
Freeda 2021-12-13 08:01:13
The name is not because of Jack London's masterpiece "A Piece of Steak". It was because after the actor was rescued, he returned to the aircraft carrier. The host asked sensationally, "Is our faith and national spirit supporting you to the end?" The actor dumbly said "a piece of steak", and the audience laughed. The rare truth and the rare irony, so I raised my evaluation by half a star.
Without him, the template of the genre, the audience quickly binds themselves and the fate of the protagonist. Bale once again showed his skinny figure in his movie.
Without him, the template of the genre, the audience quickly binds themselves and the fate of the protagonist. Bale once again showed his skinny figure in his movie.
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Anissa 2022-03-25 09:01:09
It's a bit like the Vietnam War version of "Robinson Crusoe", but it lacks shock. Although you can imagine how difficult it is to pull out Vietnam, the movie should not rely on the audience's mind to express the theme.
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Jaqueline 2022-03-23 09:01:59
It's easy to escape from jail, and it's hard to escape. Bale is really dedicated and fans of LOST are pleasantly surprised.
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Dieter: I remember, I was in the attic with my brother. We were looking out, and we see this fighter plane, beautiful, coming right at us. And it's firing from its wings. And I see the machine gun, it's flashing and - whooosh - it goes flying past the house. It's so close. I mean, it's *feet* away from the house. And the canopy was open. And this pilot, he had his goggles up on his helmet. And I could see his eyes. And he was looking at me. Right at me. He's looking right at me. And then as he turns to go, he's starting back, he's looking right at me still. And the thing is, from that moment on, little Dieter, he needed to fly.
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Dieter: Empty what is full. Fill what is empty. Scratch what itches.