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Herminio 2022-05-04 06:01:02
Roger Ebert sees Altman’s only perfect movie, which is a socialist work
A touching socialist film.
It reflects the ruthless destruction of monopoly capitalists on small people. Although the male protagonist struggles to resist, one's power is limited. In the face of powerful monopoly capitalism, such individuals will eventually be swallowed. The film reveals that in a...
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Vanessa 2022-05-04 06:01:02
How to survive that period of lawless jungle
I was fascinated by the beginning of the film, and Cohen's voice awakened the continuous sadness in my heart. I shed tears at the end of the film, not just for an endless love, but for the meaning of the whole life. If you were born in a jungle society, and you have obtained personal wealth by...
Maysie Hoy
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The Lawyer: When a man goes into the wilderness and with his bare hands, gives birth to a small enterprise nourishes it and tends it while it grows, I'm here to tell you that no dirty sons of bitches are going to take it away from him. Now ain't that right? You're damn right it's right.
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The Lawyer: McCabe, I'm here to tell you that this free enterprise system of ours works. And working within it, we can protect the small businessman and the big businessman as well.
John McCabe: Well, I just didn't want to get killed.
