Harmon is a former navy who spends years in overseas missions. Now, although he is discharged, he is still a brave and reckless soldier in his heart, eager for adventure, destruction and even destruction. Dinah is a high-society dropout, born in high-class society, she is extremely disgusted with her class and family. She moved, said goodbye to her family, and became a very politically radical person. Josh is the leader of the group, a very self-controlled but belligerent guy. He devotes all his energy to protecting the planet, and no matter what means he uses, he must find a way to succeed. He was the son of a middle-class family who ran an organic farm. He is a person who is very firm in his beliefs. Among the three people, he has the most ideas and beliefs. Together, the three became a small group with political terrorism.
Night Moves movie plot
2022-04-01 08:01
Extended Reading
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Ron 2022-04-21 09:03:52
Leichhardt understands that radical political expression is not what she is good at, so she makes a generation lost between "chaos" and "order" as the protagonists, and divides the film into two parts. The psychological activities of the characters and the guise of "environmental protection" are hidden into the night (similar to the design of the end credits), calmly presenting the consequences of violent acts, and the swaying changes in the emotions and moral values of "the people of justice". While the end result was good, the subject matter was a little tough for Leichhardt.
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Jamel 2022-04-23 07:05:54
The steady rhythm is a clear frame, the blind obedience of the "leftist" is a chaotic interval. I am used to seeing perspectives placed in the distance, corners, shadows and dark places, and the murder climax at the end is the least POV the director has, which more appropriately proves Kelly's integration of art and business. The most commercial thriller of literary directors and the purest literary film of commercial actors, the two positive and negative expectations are obscured by Jesse's mouth cannon halo and Fanning's child star halo. Cheng, very wrong, I really feel underestimated.
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Dena: By 2048 the oceans are going to be empty.
Harmon: Yeah, who says?
Dena: Science.
Harmon: Science... Maybe science is wrong.
Dena: No. 29% of edible fish have gone day by 90%. More people are moving to the coast lines, there there's more pollution, more waste. Situation is getting geometically worse. It'll all go fast in the end. Once the marine bio-diversity goes, everything goes with it.
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Josh: Yeah, it's got to be big. If people are going to start thinking anyway... Killing all the salmon just so you can run your fucking iPod every second of your life. And that's what's gonna happen. People are gonna start thinking. They have to.