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Allen 2022-04-19 09:01:29

I started to pay attention to Nicolas Cage after "Changing Faces", so I found this film, playing him again as a good husband and a good father, this time it was a bit troublesome, he was sentenced to prison for negligence, but unfortunately he was Arranged to be transferred to another prison with a gang of lunatics. A group of bandits who had already planned on the transferred plane took control of the plane and started the escape plan, and Cage also began his tragic journey. With the cooperation of the FBI played by John Cusack, these wicked lunatics finally fell one by one.
The long hair style of Cage in the film is the only one I have seen so far in all his works. The courage that is not lost to any comic hero and the courage to challenge any danger to save his family is shocking. To this day, I still have the poster of this movie in my house, which is quite a classic.
By the way, the most arrogant among the madmen in the film is John Malkovich, the guy who fought with Cage to the end. Now he is old... Let's see if Cage can continue to fight action movies now, although In the "National Treasure" series, his skills are not as good as before, but in comparison, I am very relieved.

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Extended Reading
  • Jacques 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    That would be loquacious, verbose, effusive. How about "chatty"?

  • Hadley 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    The perverted killer who killed 30 people, the director did not arrange too many performances for him, but left two suspense: 1. I used to like to blaspheme and kill little girls, but then I didn't do it when facing the little girl who was playing. Why? It shows that people can be influenced. Second, the scene that finally appeared in the casino and won money symbolizes that people can also rely on luck to change their fate. Do you believe the above two views? Anyway, I think they are all just movies.

Con Air quotes

  • [to the pilot whom he is holding at gunpoint]

    Cyrus Grissom: And if you say a word about this over the radio, the next wings you see will belong to the flies buzzing over your rotting corpse!

  • Vince Larkin: [over the helicopter radio with Duncan] You with me or do you need me to draw it in crayon like usual?