A Countess from Hong Kong Comments

Crystel 2022-08-21 22:17:05

I don’t think the film is bad. Marlon Brando is upset for Sophia Loren. That section is really charming. The only common problem with classical movies is that a kiss can solve all problems. I don’t like...

Zachary 2022-08-21 18:08:59

Food is tasteless, and it is not a pity to abandon it. The difference between Charlie Chaplin and Woody Allen is that Charlie cannot "Woody" all the characters like Woody. As long as Charlie does not appear in front of the big screen, some things in his style will disappear. Without a...

Rogers 2022-08-21 18:04:03

As the posthumous work of a comedy master, it is also the first and last color film. The historical value of this film is greater than the entertainment value. To say that this film is a comedy is rather a popular science film about how to smuggle into the U.S. and successfully legally emigrate. Although it's not a classic, it's not funny, and the plot is a bit imperfect, but in the blue sea and blue sky, watching Sophia Loren and Brando are in the same frame is all over the...

Dylan 2022-08-21 15:24:30

In the first half, opening and closing the door non-stop is a bit annoying. Don't like the heroine, the person is a little...

Nella 2022-08-21 15:01:56

The movies in the late 1960s were as conservative as those in the 1930s, Chaplin was indeed old. The director of the music set, the script, the editing, and everything about the film limited the performance of the two actors (especially Brando). Sophia Loren is so beautiful, I am curious whether she prefers Brando or Mastroiani when working with both...

Darion 2022-08-21 14:33:29

Marlon Brando, Sophia. Roland and other co-stars. Describes a wealthy American taking a cruise back to the United States. While passing through Hong Kong, a down-and-out Belarusian countess sneaked into her room with the intent of smuggling into the United States. The wealthy found out that the two had been in love after discussing it. This is the comedy master Charlie. Chaplin’s last work is also his only color film. Although the results are much less impressive than his masterpieces, it still...