The Bad Sleep Well movie plot
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Virgil 2022-03-25 09:01:19
Akira Kurosawa, both the text and the images, deeply shocked me. With the help of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", the text tells a story of anti-corruption. The film deeply shapes a group of characters, no matter good or bad, with the deepening of the film's plot, the audience gradually becomes the last real Koichi Nishi, feeling the film final despair. The image is even more powerful, the lighting highlights the psychology of the characters, the composition shows the relationship between the characters, and the scene scheduling is Kurosawa Akira's strength, not to mention, a very powerful movie.
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Hoyt 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The story always turns around at just the right place, and the photography composition is excellent. Akira Kurosawa made a social revenge story so ups and downs that it makes people hang all the time until the end. Relaxing sessions to ease the mood. I like the passage where Nishiyuki and Kako are kissing the most. The long structure in the composition is a chasm of unresolvable hatred, and it is also the foundation of the unsustainable love that the two finally expressed their affection for each other. In my impression, it was the first time I watched a modern drama, and it was still stylish.
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Assistant-to-the-Chief Wada: I met the young lady twice while planning the wedding. She's a genuinely sweet person. When I think of her agony, I wish a peaceful resolution were possible.
Itakura: Unfortunately there just isn't any way. That man's evil! If we hesitate, we're finished.
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Administrative Officer Moriyama: [imprisoned inside a locked room] Cut the crap! You've starved me for two whole days!
Koichi Nishi: Would you like to eat?
Administrative Officer Moriyama: Of course!
Koichi Nishi: We haven't got much to offer. You like ham and eggs on toast?
Administrative Officer Moriyama: Anything!
Koichi Nishi: [opening up the locked door and showing him the pan of food] Ham and eggs on toast will run you 15 million.
Administrative Officer Moriyama: 15 million?
Koichi Nishi: Surely you're not shocked! 'Always get a kickback!' That's your policy, isn't it?