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Agustina 2022-01-02 08:02:25
despair
A crime film with a grim style. At the beginning of the film, I felt quite depressed. The hero's mother is gone, and he is still watching TV nonchalantly. In the end, I returned to the crime family. The cautious and thin-ice atmosphere directly conflicted with the family atmosphere that the...
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Jan 2022-01-02 08:02:25
The growth of lion cubs
The stories of crime families are often full of shock and weight with a kind of ups and downs atmosphere and legend. Compared with the large family living in the manor, or the criminal family who is comfortable in black and white, the criminal family in "Animal Kingdom" is much rougher and weaker....
Laura Wheelwright
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Gloria 2022-04-21 09:02:48
Struggling to fail to kill the relatives righteously, but finally made himself a road of no return.
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Benny 2022-03-26 09:01:08
To be honest, it shouldn't be given four stars, but as the director's debut, the shooting techniques and sensitive subjects are fascinating. I personally think that the highlights are in the second half, and at the same time, some additional psychological descriptions should be added, which can pave the way for more flesh and blood.
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Joshua 'J' Cody: What?
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Darren Cody: It's a suit.
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What do you think, it looks good on you?
Darren Cody: What?
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: Looks gay. You gay?
Darren Cody: Fuck off, will you?
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: It's a serious question. I don't care if you're gay or if you're not gay, you know? It's alright if you are, mate. I just want you to tell me about it, you know? I don't care whether you're gay or you're not gay. I just want you to talk to me about it, you know? You making yourself a drink?
Darren Cody: Yep.
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What is it?
Darren Cody: It's a bourbon and Coke.
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: Bourbon and Coke's not a very gay drink, mate. I think, look, if you're a gay man, if you are, and you wanna make yourself a gay drink, just go ahead and make yourself a gay drink, you know what I mean? That's what I'm talking about, mate. I just want you to tell me things. You know, it kills me to see you living a lie.
Darren Cody: Look, will you fuck off? Seriously.
Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What do you think we should do?
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Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What are you gonna do, Darren?
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Andrew 'Pope' Cody: You know, if Baz was still here right now and we'd just been to your funeral, we wouldn't be having this conversation 'cause he'd have already done something about it. If you don't want to do anything because you're scared. Is it because you're scared? It's alright if you are. I just want you to tell me about it. Just talk to me.
