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Edyth 2022-01-26 08:10:33
Road to Doom: Natural Law
This is a very literary and artistic gangster film. There are no fierce battles and bloody massacres, but gurgling warmth and sadness in a killer's heroic fate elegy.
Killer Michael is a professional and ruthless killer, as well as a gentle gentleman. He can kill without blinking an eye, but...
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Melyna 2022-04-21 09:01:32
Destructive Creation (2006-07-31)
Yesterday I listened to a lecture given by the famous economist Hu Angang. The title contained a word called "creative destruction". Today I watched a relatively famous movie "Road to Destruction", which made me feel that a man's life is really a destructive creation the process of.
To say that an...
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Verna 2022-03-23 09:01:29
Brainless screenwriter.
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Ruth 2022-03-22 09:01:25
There are many surprises in this film. At the beginning, it was discovered that it was Sam Mendes's film, Uncle Agam’s road to revenge, Paul Newman was old and strong, the new version of 007 Seeking Death, and Jude Law’s self-destructive image of outright performance. Compared to Javier Baden's excellent performance in "Old Nowhere", it is really not impressive enough. Fortunately, I met Thomas Newman, a master of soundtrack. I opened my resume and got a bunch of NB movies.
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Michael Sullivan: When I say "get down", you get down. You don't ask questions. When I say we're stopping to eat, you stay with me. You listen to me from now on! Or you start taking care of yourself.
Michael Sullivan, Jr.: I can take care of myself fine! You never wanted me along anyway. You think it's my fault this happened!
Michael Sullivan: Stop it, Michael. It was not your fault! None of this is your fault!
Michael Sullivan, Jr.: Just take me to Aunt Sarah's.
Michael Sullivan: I can't take you there. Not now.
Michael Sullivan, Jr.: Why?
Michael Sullivan: He knows that's where we're going.
Michael Sullivan, Jr.: So what are you gonna do?
Michael Sullivan: Something I can't do alone. You have to listen to me now, okay? Or else both of us are dead. I can make Capone give up Connor. Now, there's one thing Chicago loves more than anything and that's their money. They've got it in banks all over the state. We're gonna have to find it and take it. Are you gonna help me?
Michael Sullivan, Jr.: Yes.
Michael Sullivan: Then I have to teach you something.
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Michael Sullivan: [robbing Capone's money from a bank] That's for you. Call it a handling charge. Tell Chicago I took it, but if read about this in the papers, if I read about the savings of some innocent farmers being wiped out by a heartless bank robber, I won't be happy. Good afternoon.
