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Ian 2022-01-15 08:01:30
Ang Lee's color
Ang Lee's 11th feature in his 27-year film career.
I watched Ang Lee's production of Woodstock in the movie theater. It was the morning scene at 11:10 in the morning. There were only three people in the entire Gaumont hall where I watched this movie, including me. When I bought the tickets, I saw... -
Eloy 2022-04-19 09:02:41
Ang Lee
Synopsis: American gay writer and designer Elliott Tieber quits his job as a designer in New York in order to take care of his stingy mother, and returns home to help with the Dali Motel business. In order to improve the struggling business, Eliot started to organize regular music festivals as...
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Freddy 2022-03-20 09:02:30
Is this the world's most gentle film in the 1960s? Ang Lee's habitual family perspective and good student perspective appear weak in this subject. Except for the special effects of the psychedelic scene, several of the scenes that should have been energetic are a bit too restrained. The youth at that time was not only a break with the warmth of parents, but also drugs and nudity piled up with separate pictures, but adventure, liberation, and the ronin who rode out after the carnival.
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Clementine 2022-03-26 09:01:11
It's actually an Ang Lee movie. I just saw it =. =
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