There is no comment on what McGee did. This person showed me how crazy a man's romantic delusions of another man can go, and he really made him successful - taking the other man's money, soaking in the other man's woman, hiding by himself Get up and wash your hands and go into politics, and let the other party mistakenly think that he is a sinner who betrayed his friends and live in guilt for decades. Finally, I called the other party in front of me and confessed one by one, gave him a lot of money and a pistol, and said that I am finished now, but I just want to die in your hands. Even if these agencies did not get a bullet from their former friends after all, they should rest their eyes!
Robert De Niro's "Noodles," which feel somewhat in the same vein as his Vito in "The Godfather," are simple and pragmatic. And this time as his opposite, the more complicated and insincere Maxie is more to my liking than Michael of The Godfather—perhaps because he is more ruthless. Although Maxie's face was not very attractive to me at first, the old version appeared with glasses on the back, but it was really cute - the image of a rogue politician who won the cunning and lost calmly.
Thinking about it carefully, "Noodles" is right. Maxie and Deborah are too similar, and they are not destined to like each other, but they both have some kind of obsession with "Noodles". To Deborah, "Noodles" is a lovely person, but since it's a hindrance to her getting to the top, there shouldn't be any deeper connection with him. For Maxie, "noodles" are of course his "oil bottle" for major things, but sometimes he can temporarily leave everything for this "oil bottle" to see the sea. Later, even if he finally got rid of "noodles", there is still a way to let "noodles" live in his shadow all his life.
After the success of the small gang's first business on its own, "Noodles" excitedly threw Maxi into the water. When he couldn't find Maxie in the water and was very anxious, he found that Maxie had already climbed onto the boat by himself, and said to him with a smile, "What would you do without me?" A sip of water was sprayed on the face. When Maxie disappeared from his life for the second time, "Noodles" once again thought he was killed by himself, but he didn't know that this was the second game Maxie played with him, but this time the game was too long and also too heavy.
I have to praise the kid who played the juvenile "noodles", his tone and attitude were simply divine. And Deborah is so pretty, so pretty that there's no dissonance in dancing ballet around a flour sack.
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