I always thought that dawn was a very deep word, so until the RV went to Mexico, I still thought it would be a very deep film. In particular, Quentin Tarantino, who rarely appears on the big screen (I never thought this dude would act in a movie by himself), made me look forward to this movie even more. It's a pity that the situation in the second half of the movie is really shocking, and I can't bear to re-evaluate it like shit.
The 1996 movie is almost 20 years old. In addition to being handsome and youthful, George Clooney can also be said to be heroic. Even if I only watched the first half of the movie, the role of Seth, I think the right person should be a brash like Bruce Willis. George Clooney is not the best actor in Hollywood, but his position cannot be ignored. Compared with Leslie Cheung's first film, which was a third-level film, I fully believe that Clooney must have been forced to helpless back then. It's too late to regret it now or in the future. It seems that no matter how good an actor is, he can't escape the fate of a bad film.
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