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Jayme 2022-02-02 08:02:37
Gentleman's Agreement
This afternoon, I watched a movie from a long time ago called "Gentlemen's Agreement". I don't watch many old movies, and sometimes I don't want to watch it. It was a coincidence. The movie will be so old! It's still in black and white, I'm thinking about it, just look at it, anyway, the computer...
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Margot 2022-02-02 08:02:37
Ripped the fig leaf but only a small seam
A typical idealistic film with some small talk.
The first two thirds were fine to me, until Phil got into a paranoid fight with Casey.
I saw a short animated short film on the subway that was very educational and unexpected. It was about the protagonist jumping in line when buying subway tickets and...
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Lonzo 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Gentleman's Agreement (1947) D9 TLF.mkv
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Gail 2022-04-23 07:05:18
I like this movie very much. It is still very ironic in the present. I like the education of the male protagonist to the children. The change of the female protagonist is a little abrupt at the end. I prefer the fashion editor. out, but understandable. Tommy came back from being bullied. The heroine's words were really too true. She was discriminated against without knowing it, and she thought she was very nice and had a high attitude. It was really funny. I didn't like the ending, but overall it was great
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