Drunken Angel movie plot
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Sincere 2022-04-11 09:01:07
When the protagonist's heart is complicated, if someone persuades him, then having the protagonist turn his back to the camera while the persuader faces the camera sideways, there will be a lot of tension. Shuo Mifune's acting skills are good, or should I say that the makeup and styling are amazing. In the end, there is a bridge between Uncle Duan and Loli, but after all, there is a big gap between Kurosawa's movie costumes and modern ones.
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Rachelle 2022-04-08 09:01:13
Mifune's very penetrating performance. The final fight is reminiscent of Rashomon, equally wretched and anti-hero, Kurosawa eliminates the hero on a technical level, and then gives it a spiritual sacrifice. Judging from the doctor's lines, Akira Kurosawa still retains a certain critical attitude towards this traditional Japanese habit~ In the play, Matsunaga is leaning against the water, and the composition and image are very moving
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[Matsunaga is slumped in a chair, his hand bandaged up. The doctor brings him a glass of water. Matsunaga drinks and starts coughing. The doctor looks at him, but goes back to what he was doing]
Matsunaga: Gimme something for my cold, too. Can't seem to shake it.
Dr. Sanada: Your high living substantially increases your risk of tuberculosis.
Matsunaga: I'm hardly the type.
Dr. Sanada: There's no type. Don't kid yourself into thinking there is. Athletes get it all the time. TB can creep up on anyone. Trouble with tuberculosis is that you don't feel a thing. By the time the fever and coughing start, it's too late.
[He studies Matsunaga, who is lighting a cigarette]
Dr. Sanada: You scared?
Matsunaga: Scared? You talking about me?
[He scoffs and flicks his cigarette away]
Matsunaga: I'm no coward! You're really full of yourself. I hate doctors! All you do is exaggerate to make more money.
Dr. Sanada: Oh, yeah. A doctor with five TB patients is riding a gravy train.
[Matsunaga coughs again. Dr. Sanada scoffs. Matsunaga storms over to the doctor]
Matsunaga: Fine. Let's have a look, then. See if it's TB or not.
Dr. Sanada: But with what?
Matsunaga: What?
Dr. Sanada: It's pointless to use a stethoscope. That's all mumbo jumbo. Doctors only do that to look professional. But I'm happy to set your mind at ease.
[He throws back Matsunaga's shirt, and thumps on his chest. He puts on a stethoscope]
Dr. Sanada: But if anything shows up in this exam, you've had it.
[He turns Matsunaga around and listens from his back. Sanada's eyes look serious and he looks at Matsunaga's back, then drops his eyes and takes off the stethoscope]
Matsunaga: [impatiently] How am I?
Dr. Sanada: Get some X-Rays.
Matsunaga: I asked you how I am.
Dr. Sanada: I need to see an X-ray to be sure, but you've got a hole this size.
[Matsunaga is stunned]
Dr. Sanada: Ignore it, and you can't last this long.
[Matsunaga leaps to his feet and grabs the doctor]
Matsunaga: I'll kick your ass if you're lying!
[He throws Dr. Sanada onto the table and tries strangling him]
Dr. Sanada: I'm not lying. Cut it out.
Matsunaga: You're lying!
Dr. Sanada: You jerk, I'm not lying!
[Dr. Sanada's nurse appears in the doorway. Matsunaga gets off the doctor and buttons up his shirt. He walks off]
Dr. Sanada: Idiot!
[He throws a pillow at the gangster]
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Dr. Sanada: He's got a fever, but no umbrella. The poor fool.