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Fabiola 2021-11-26 08:01:42
"Moving pictures~ why do we care"
One of the 18 works of the brothers is relatively low, but personally I really like it. I satirize the present (although it is not the original intention of the brothers, but also satirizes the middle from the outside): he has a great right to speak. A production party that operates like a huge...
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Lea 2021-11-26 08:01:42
Long live Caesar, the serious discussion of faith by the Coen brothers
I think that the Coen brothers' movies are awesome because they can put serious discussions on major issues in a light and absurd shell. Those who watch the excitement and those who watch the doorways can choose what they need. This "Long Live Caesar" is the latest example.
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Christa 2022-04-20 09:01:40
It's not very pretty! Such a story + so many stars to help out is a bit wasteful. It is not enough to say that entertainment comes first. It is still in place to pay tribute to that era. After all, there are feelings and the influence of capitalism on the film era. The costumes are very good, and Qian Ning dances very well. Scarlett is a character that is completely unnecessary but very eye-catching when she appears. The funniest scene is jumping into the water to cover the moon, but the point of comedy is still not quite get.
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Crystel 2022-03-23 09:01:47
Three and a half. The story is still very interesting, full of Coen Brothers-style black humor and irony, and the sense of the times is great. The signifier is everywhere, the signified is not clear. The whole film is too focused on the taste of "movie within a movie", and it has become a completely closed movie game.
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