Sonny) considered most unlucky in American history a bank robber. One midsummer afternoon, Sonny and his companion Saylor) broke into the Brooklyn Bank of New York City and prepared to carry out a robbery. But the bank had just completed the transaction and there was no cash in the vault. The hapless Sonny and Seiler turned to take hostages and confronted the police to make demands. But 4 hours later, the scene of the robbery was made like an amusement park by onlookers and busy police, and Sonny stepped out of the bank to question the police and won the crowd's applause. Eight hours later, the bank robbery appeared on the live broadcast of the TV show. Everyone was as happy as making a movie. At this time, night fell and the hostages also developed Stockholm syndrome. The farce is still going on.
Dog Day Afternoon movie plot
2022-01-26 08:03
Extended Reading
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Laverna 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The Godfather's Las Vegas brother. Pacino still works with him quite often. Actually, I think he played really well. The Stockholm symptom doesn't seem so low-level, it seems reasonable, psychological terms always elevate the trickle of ongoing events to a horrifying angle. Is this the generalizing and revealing power of the term, or does it actually go against the feel of what is actually happening?
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Edgardo 2022-03-21 09:01:23
"Attica! Remember Attica! Put your fucking guns down!" The most insane work that Pariah starred in! ! ! Because the film of Pa madman adds a lot of color. A simple bank robbery reflects many social problems in the United States in the 1970s - the Vietnam War, the economic depression. . .
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Sonny: What's the matter with you? You shouldn't let something like that spoil your fun, you know. You got to get fun out of life.
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Sonny: Shit. Where's the goddamn jet? They're always screamin' overhead, goin' somewhere, when you don't need 'em, you know.