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Heroes do not need knives, they are called high kung fu
Violette 2022-04-22 07:01:02
I hate action movies full of guns and speeding cars, or bombing cities in exchange for box office like Michael Bay, I might as well visit the U.S. military. I like the scene of killing in the elevator the most. No weapons are used, but only the courage and courage of a man. Ryan, whose face is full of blood, looks at his lover but is full of love, and the killers are just ordinary people. I hate some American action movies, the protagonist is always invincible, no matter how dangerous the boss is, the protagonist will always turn the bad into good luck in the end, this looks more like an adult fairy tale rather than a million-dollar box office collection. Brother Ma, only such a hero is worth remembering. He told us at the price he paid: "Child, it's not right to play with guns." I think of a line from Li Xiuxian, "In Hong Kong, people are corpses in the streets every minute." I like this In other words, this is the adult world, and not everyone is James Bond.
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Lew 2022-03-23 09:01:07
1. One movie combines a small fresh literary movie desperate drag racing movie gangster revenge movie together, this best new director deserves it. 2. Almost perfect soundtrack lighting and photography. 3. In order to get rid of the cliché plot of getting both people and money, the ending makes the protagonist take the initiative to lose both people and money, with a little artificiality.
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Anais 2021-10-20 18:59:04
Why do I feel that there is nothing good except for the heroine and the music? The lighting editing photography is innovative, but. . What's the point of all these technological innovations without telling the story? Anyway, the plot is very boring. . You can't watch it if you don't fast forward. .
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Driver: What is it you got there? Can I see?
[Benicio hands Driver a bullet]
Driver: One of those men gave you that?
Benicio: They told me not to lose it.
Driver: You want me to keep that for you?
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Standard: Do you want to hear how mommy and me met?
Benicio: Yeah.
Standard: Yeah? Okay. We were at a party. And she was nineteen years old.
Irene: Seventeen.
Standard: You weren't seventeen.
Irene: I was.
Standard: Wow. So it was illegal.
[laughs]
Standard: All right. So I illegally walked over to a seventeen year old girl. And I walk up and I say, "Hello, Miss. What is your name?" And she didn't say anything. And then I said, "Well my name is Standard Gabriel." Then what did you say?
Irene: I said, "Where's the deluxe version?"