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Raquel 2022-04-20 09:02:49
Wait until I take off my shirt and enjoy the cherry blossoms with you
The movie "Merry Christmas on the Field" depicts that during World War II, the Japanese army built a prisoner of war camp on the Indonesian island of Java, which was managed by officers along with Noi (played by Ryuichi Sakamoto) and Sergeant Hara (played by Takeshi Kitano). With the arrival of the...
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Orrin 2022-04-23 07:05:23
Merry Christmas Mr. Humanity
At first I thought this film was abnormal, why would the British put out such a film? ? Then I suddenly thought it was Nagisa Oshima's movie! Uh. . Everything seems logical. The master is the master. He does not use special effects or intense dramatic conflicts to express human nature, but uses...
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Madalyn 2022-03-27 09:01:21
#1080p# It turns out that Sakamoto Ryuichi was so stern and stylish when he was young, his lines were very firm, and he had a sense of unyielding abstinence. I watched the video of him and Zunlong on the same stage before, and I was secretly moved. The young officer in this film has a proud face, an iceberg poker face, very indestructible temperament of the flower of the high mountains, and a serious face full of ceremonial sense. Like a sleeping bronze statue, it seems that the ancient civilization of the Yellow River Basin can only be awakened by the beloved.
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Rosemary 2022-03-23 09:03:29
As a movie, it's unremarkable. The usual routine of love films, CP comes for no reason. David Bowie is like Christ, using holy love to influence the violent Japanese invaders. The core of the story is very Western, but it was changed by the Japanese to look very Japanese. Ryuichi Sakamoto's charming military appearance and ethereal soundtrack brought this calcium sheet from the ordinary to the altar, and although it was torn in various ways, the expression was very subtle, so I was a little moved when I saw it at the end. Kitano Takeshi is very immature.
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence quotes
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Yonoi: Why do you not fight me? If you defeat me, you will be free!
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[first lines]
Sgt. Gengo Hara: [in Japanese] Wake up, Lawrence.
Col. John Lawrence: [in Japanese] What is it? Why so early, Sergeant Hara?
Sgt. Gengo Hara: [in Japanese] Hurry up!
Group Capt. Hicksley: What does he want?
Col. John Lawrence: [in English] I'll find out?
Sgt. Gengo Hara: [in Japanese] What?
Group Capt. Hicksley: You don't have to take orders from this man, you know, Lawrence.
Col. John Lawrence: Well, I'm the liaison officer, so I'm liaising.
Sgt. Gengo Hara: [in Japanese] What did he say?
Group Capt. Hicksley: You're sure you know what you're doing, old man?
Col. John Lawrence: Yes, and whatever this is, it's important to him that I see it.
[in Japanese]
Col. John Lawrence: Let's go, Sergeant.
Sgt. Gengo Hara: [in Japanese] You don't understand. Only Lawrence understands.
POW: I'll keep an eye on them, sir.
Group Capt. Hicksley: Very good.
Group Capt. Hicksley: [Sgt. Hara whacks the POW on the head with a bamboo cane. The POW collapses in pain and blood spills from his injury] Bastards!
