Three and a half hours later, watching the screen slowly turn black, I can't feel the time. It's really a pity. If they could go back to when they were really young, wouldn't their performances be more exciting?
Robert De Niro, 76, Al Pacino, 79, Joe Pesci, 76, and Martin Scorsese, 77. Four seniors who have long since made their mark tell us a story about time using their last film together.
Maybe I'll never see a rivalry like this again. Fortunately, I can still see the style at the end of the hero's twilight years.
In the dialogue, I felt the flash of light in my eyes. Under the camera, with the progress of the plot, I felt the passage of time little by little. Finally, there was a light and shadow with a gap. We waited for the shady scene.
"This is my union" When Jimmy started emphasizing "mine", I knew that the tide was over, and all that was left was to see how it would leave.
We gave up Jimmy for our benefit, damn" (I picked us over him).
When the FBI asks Frank, everyone is dead, who are you protecting?
When the pastor asked if he was guilty, if he could say everything, there was only one murmur: Who would make a phone call like that? Ask again, keep silent, avoid answering.
Perhaps the hope left behind by disappearance is far better than the damage caused by death. Perhaps to maintain the loyalty and firmness of what he has done, perhaps to protect his identity and the interests of the past group. The step you took can never be turned back.
This switch comes from: family members are gone, orphans in nursing homes prepare cemeteries and coffins for themselves.
The glory of the past is long gone, and young people no longer know how persistent the "Elvis" was...
I gained the whole world, but lost the whole world.
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