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Eileen 2022-02-07 14:45:53
spontaneous combustion
The wife has a hard time to say, there is bending that is difficult to extend, and there is hatred that is difficult to dispel. She uses death to counsel her husband, but the husband finally does not understand, only sighs, why don't you believe me? Why bother like this? Just imagine, if a wife has...
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Domenic 2022-02-07 14:45:53
difference of thought
One thought difference.
Hell Gate. Inside and outside the door, maybe it's just one thought.
In the category of traditional loyalty to the king and patriotism, the resolute Sheng Yuan will never enter hell. He is a hero, a samurai who is righteous and kills his relatives.
He escaped his brother's...
Shinobu Araki
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Cindy 2022-04-22 07:01:53
18SIFF is extremely Japanese-style aesthetics, the composition method is excellent, and the scene with the Itsukushima Shrine as the background color palette is very impressive (the good impression that I have been there), seeing how much the previous spoilers affected the immediate feeling, and finally the male protagonist who accidentally murdered passed through Hell's Gate is such a sigh, that's how this year's SIFF started.
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Rosella 2022-04-23 07:04:31
The rhythm is smooth, the picture is bright, and the meaning is long. There is no contradiction between the loyal and righteous samurai and the vicious thugs. The cause of the tragedy is the arrogance of the character, and love only increases its blindness. If the cassock and Sheng Yuan can develop a tangled relationship, then the movie can be improved, and the original play is still a little dull. From Arjuna to Kangmin to the cassocks here, it can be seen that the fate of women who have tossed between several men is tragic. They either spend their youth and life in vain to fulfill men, or they treat men as playthings to seek benefits and lose their lives. Bottom line. A deformed product in a male-dominated society, helpless, helpless! Sad, sad!
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