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Anahi 2022-02-17 08:01:48
The silent films of these two stars are indeed seen relatively few, and it is the first time I have known them.
I have seen two legendary movies about superstars in the silent film era.
Robert Downey Jr.'s "Chaplin", with a highly generalized plot, shows Chaplin's unknown private life on the screen.
"Three Stooges", directly borrowed from the IP of the classic drama combination, a low-quality work concocted...
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Ruby 2022-02-17 08:01:48
Comedy life
Any great drama is a return to humanity. The ups and downs of the plot and the magnificent scenes are not necessarily the only criteria for a good drama. A simple life scene can also act out a drama. Evaluating the quality of a comedy is not based on how much laughter it brings as the ultimate...
Charlie Robinson
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Kennith 2022-02-17 08:01:48
Smooth and touching, the actors are the highlight, especially the two supporting actresses are pleasant surprises. If the director plays more experiments on images, this story from silent film to theater, performance to reality, can have a sharp point of view closer to the 21st century, but this may be too much for me.
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Marjolaine 2022-04-22 07:01:43
Shengsheng made me cry. A good movie with tears in your eyes. Partner in another sense, loyalty in another sense.
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