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Nyasia 2022-01-11 08:02:35
Adapted very well
Speaking of Fisgerald, people must say that he has written "the American dream and its disillusionment." But most people like to talk about the "dream" rather than the "destroyed" part.
Of course, about the beauty and dazzling of "dreams", his writing is indeed very charming (see every "public... -
Wilfrid 2022-01-11 08:02:35
The Great Gatsby
The marriage of Tom (Bruce Dern) and Daisy (Mia Farrow) is not happy because Tom is a playboy and often goes out to fool around. Tom often attends dance parties with Daisy's uncle Nick, who is next to them, and has fun. Gatsby, Nick's neighbor, is a mysterious rich man. He often invites Nick to...
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Katheryn 2022-03-28 09:01:08
The photography and the set are really like Coppola. Nick and Jordan have even overshadowed the heartthrob. Redford is so good. Too bad Daisy is too bad. Tom also played a hillbilly. The most terrible thing is the rhythm and the The editing is so bad that sometimes it makes me feel like I can hear "Cut!"
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Adeline 2022-03-27 09:01:15
It's true that Xiao Lizi's version is strong, at least not so exaggerated, and the broken American dream is also shown. But...that seems to be the case...
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Tom Buchanan: That dog's a bitch!
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Jay Gatsby: Summer's almost over. It's sad, isn't it? Makes you want to - I don't know - reach out and hold it back.
Nick Carraway: There'll be other summers.
Jay Gatsby: [Turning to Nick] How 'bout a swim?
Nick Carraway: Maybe later.
Jay Gatsby: Hrmm.
Nick Carraway: I'll give you a call - around noon?
Jay Gatsby: Fine, old sport. I'll be at the pool.
[Jay watches Nick walk away for a moment before calling out to him]
Jay Gatsby: Nick? Thank you.
Nick Carraway: [Nick nods and then continues on his way. But then he suddenly turns back] They're a rotten crowd. You're worth the whole damn bunch put together.
[the two smile at one another and then Nick walks away, waving a hand back over his shoulder]
