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Kole 2021-12-22 08:01:04
Public opinion or democracy, once again disgusting
An unsuccessful escape, two young lives, a profit-seeking businessman, and a lynching filled with outrage. Shooting in the 1950s, "Soul of the Battlefield Army" tells a witty story in 120 minutes.
Yes, what happened in the German prisoner-of-war camp has evolved into a comedy that is a fake, because...
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Leonor 2021-12-22 08:01:04
Remember the tears in some laughter
This film does not have the fanatical irony rhythm of "The Romance of the Jade Girl", but has a kind of optimistic and cordial atmosphere, and bury the sadness deeply...
Joey
The guy who is always playing the flute, "If you see seven of your companions smearing the entire cabin, you will do the...
Michael Moore
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Elmore 2022-04-22 07:01:32
They lived so freely in the POW camps, much better than the Jews in the concentration camps. I think some of them must be crazy about women, like that monster. The male protagonist is innocent, but also very wise, and finally he has to be innocent
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Jaren 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Wilder is always able to subtly intersperse some suspenseful elements into the narrative, and interpret the theme with his unique sense of humor (in a sense, this is the biggest difference from "The Big Phantom"), until the last moment when people feel the truth. carefree. Otto Preminger is very good at acting.
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[demonstrating]
Sgt. 'Blondie' Peterson: He'll be able to see our smoke signal four miles away.
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Sgt. 'Blondie' Peterson: Well, I say be prepared.
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Sefton: Lieutenant Dunbar?
Lt. James Skylar Dunbar: Yeah.
Sefton: It wouldn't be James Skylar Dunbar from Boston?
Lt. James Skylar Dunbar: Yes, it sure would. Do we know each other?
Animal: Oh, he's from Boston, too, but you wouldn't know him. Not unless you had your house robbed.
Sefton: Maybe he would. We were gonna be officers together, remember? Only they washed me out. Glad to see you made it. Of course, it couldn't be that all of that dough behind you had something to do with it. His mother's got $20 million.
Lt. James Skylar Dunbar: 25.
Sefton: They've got a summer home in Nantucket with an upstairs polo field. Better put a canopy over his bunk.
Hoffy: Lay off, Sefton.
Sefton: Say, with all your mother's pull, how come you're not a chicken colonel by now?
Hoffy: Lay off, I said, unless you want your head handed to you.
