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Johann 2022-03-22 09:02:28
To be or not to be
You run away and I run away (1942)1942 / USA / Comedy Love War / Ernst Lubitsch / Carlo Lombard Jack BennyI'm really dying of laughter, hahaha
From the theater to the theater.
Every time maybe Tula read the dialogue, To be or not to be, looking at the man who stood up from the audience, everything...
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Kole 2022-01-12 08:01:09
"You Flee and I Escape": Liu Bieqian's movie feast
In my mind, the people who tell stories most are Capra and Liu Bieqian. It is undeniable that Bergman is a master. In "Wild Strawberry", he used his proficient and profound film grammar to portray the subtle emotions in the heart of an old man. There is no denying that Kieslowski is very...
Carole Lombard
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Karson 2022-03-27 09:01:14
After the outbreak of the Soviet-German war in 1941, Nazi Germany occupied the whole of Poland. A comedy film about the salvation of Polish troupes under the Nazis was released the following year. The troupe plays Nazis ("serious realist drama" :P) and the Nazis come to Warsaw in the film. Multiple role-playing, inside and outside play. Maria is really famous for changing her face in front of her husband's lover's enemies. Don't want "the country is ruined by stupid actors" :P. Battlefield smoke, love field arrogance. Wonderful!
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Josue 2022-03-27 09:01:14
A group of actors scrambled into the political world, causing chaos and turmoil. All kinds of thrilling and suspenseful moments, even all of them are trying to save themselves from danger. The funny burdens are one after the other, all of which are relatively subtle and worth savoring. They are the kind that are relatively clever. At the end, the heroine's husband, the pilot, looked at the stunned look of the other man when he left the stage in the middle of his lines, but it made me very happy.
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Maria Tura: It took a bit longer than I thought. I wonder if the effect was worth it?
Professor Alexander Siletsky: I'm willing to die for our Führer, at any moment; except, for the next few hours.
Maria Tura: Oh, thank you, Professor.
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Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Now, look, Tura, you're playing for our lives.
Joseph Tura: I know. Dobash, I'm going to do the impossible. I'm going to surpass myself!
Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Don't, Tura! Take it easy and don't draw out the scene. Please!
[to others in the room]
Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Come on, let's go. I hate to leave the fate of my country in the hands of a ham.
